Site-Check Guide
What each check needs, who prepares it, and what the Site Checker verifies on site.
1 Choose your role
2 Choose the check
- 1Initial measurement checkBefore design work
- 2Layout and services markingAfter layout is coordinated
- 3Check before factory-plan submissionBefore factory plans are submitted
- 4Final pre-delivery / pre-installation checkBefore delivery and fitting
No role chosen — opens the Site Checker's view. Switch any time.
3 Search procedures
4 The four checks at a glance
| Check | When | Site Checker focuses on | Output |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Measure the site | Before design work | Dimensions, levels, openings, services, access | Verified measurements and listed uncertainties |
| 2. Mark positions | After layout is coordinated | Set-out, clashes, service positions, marking | Marked positions, photographed, with clashes referred |
| 3. Verify factory plans | Before factory plans are submitted | Key dimensions, fit, fillers, services vs plans | Discrepancies returned; drawings revised and checked |
| 4. Confirm site readiness | Before delivery and fitting | Site readiness, services, access, changes | Readiness issues referred to manager, consultant, office |
Common rules — all checks
- Confirm the check type and scope before booking.
- Use the latest issued revision; do not mix superseded drawings.
- The Site Checker must review required information before travelling.
- Missing critical information goes back before attendance or before the affected work proceeds.
- Never guess dimensions, specifications, service requirements or client decisions.
- Identify provisional measurements and unfinished-site assumptions explicitly.
- Photos and videos support dimensioned records; they do not replace measurements.
- Where a change affects an earlier check, revisit the affected area.
- Do not invent TKS measurement tolerances, legal standards or technical specifications.
- Keep consultant ownership, drawing preparation and site verification clearly distinguished.