Sec. 02Compliance & lifecycle
Designed around California healthcare construction requirements.
Jurisdictional records and the full inspection lifecycle — from project setup through final closeout — held with the project record.
- Independent platform
- No HCAi affiliation
- HCAi remains authoritative
01Regulatory records
Jurisdictional information, held with the project.
- 01HCAi project records
- 02Field visits and state reports
- 03Outstanding items
- 04Approved documents
- 05TIO documentation
- 06Inspector qualifications
- 07IOR notifications
- 08OPAA documentation
Automated checks do not replace direct verification. HCAi remains the authoritative source for official regulatory records.
HCAi Records
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RecordReferenceStatus
Field VisitFV-••••Report available
Outstanding ItemOI-••••Awaiting response
Approved DocumentAD-••••Post-approved set
State Inspection ReportSIR-••••Filed
References shown are placeholders. HCAi remains the authoritative source for official records.
02Lifecycle
From setup to final closeout.
Six stages, one continuous record. Project context, documentation, deficiencies, and hours accumulate without being recreated.
- 01
- Project records
- Participants and design professionals
- Permit and regulatory information
- Foundational documentation
- 02
- TIO requirements
- Inspection categories
- Inspector qualifications
- Anticipated inspection activities
- 03
- Inspection requests
- Inspection events
- Daily reports
- Project documentation
- 04
- HCAi field visits
- Jurisdictional records
- Notifications
- Outstanding items and related documentation
- 05
- Deficiency tracking
- Inspector hours
- Resource projections
- Documentation status
- 06
- Inspection records
- Supporting documentation
- Completed items
- Closeout-related information
03Professional responsibility
Technology supports the inspector. It does not replace the inspector.
InspectionAtlas is an operational management tool. Regulatory determinations, inspection judgments, certifications, and approvals remain the responsibility of the appropriate licensed professionals and jurisdictional authorities.
04Inspection services