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• Developer: Inspection Process

  On Steer, the construction inspection process involves the Contractor and the Developer in terms of completing the task and initiating the inspection of the work packages. The Contractor first marks a work package in the Gantt as completed, then the Developer initiates the inspection by creating an Inspection Request. This request prompts the Inspector to check all tasks under a certain work package. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesFew readers

• Developer: Creating a Punch List Item

  Inspectors and Site Supervisors may use the Punch List workflow to insert a new task that needs immediate attention during the inspection process. Once a new task is identified, they can easily notify the builder that a new task is added via the punch list. I. Via Design Plan Log in to Steer and select a project. On the sidebar, select **DesFew readers

• Developer: Updating and Assigning Users

  Use the Task Management workflow to see the most recent tasks that need to be assigned to a resource. To assign resources to tasks, go to Projects located on the sidebar and select the project where you would like to check a task. On the Project page, head to the sidebar once again and click on Quality and Safety under Solutions. Under the expandedFew readers

• Developer: Task Details

  Task Details allows you to update the details of existing tasks from its schedule to assigned resources. To create a ticket, go to Projects located on the sidebar and select the project where you would like to check a task. On the Project page, head to the sidebar once again and click on Quality and Safety under Solutions. Under the expanded list, seleFew readers

• Developer: Inspection Request

  The entire Inspection Request workflow is shared by two Actors: the Project Manager and the Inspector. This article covers the entire process of the Inspection Request. I. Pre-Inspection: Project Manager II. Inspection: Inspector [III. PostFew readers