See your project the day it happens

Live inspection reporting and progress, for the people paying for the work.

Inspection paperwork usually reaches the customer at the end of the job, long after anything could be done about it. You find out about a failed adhesion pull, a humidity hold or two lost days of production when the stack of PDFs lands on your desk.

When CCI Inspection Services runs your inspection on FeView, you get a login to your project and you see the work as it is recorded.

Customer sign-in → Inspector sign-in →

On your project you can see

Everything the inspector recorded, the day he recorded it.

Daily inspection reports

Ambient and dew point readings, dry film thickness, holiday, adhesion and soluble salt tests — with the photos attached, filed the day the work is done.

Production against schedule

Square footage complete by section and by coating stage, plotted against the plan, so you know on day 6 whether day 20 is realistic.

Every report as a PDF

Download any report on our letterhead for your own records, your turnaround package or your client's close-out file.

One place, no chasing

Reports, QC test records, corrosion reports and JSAs for your project sit together instead of arriving as scattered email attachments.

Recorded on site, not rebuilt later

The inspector fills the report out at the job, on a phone or tablet. Nothing is re-typed from a notebook days afterwards.

Works without signal

Offshore, inside a tank or in a dead zone, reporting keeps working and syncs when the connection comes back.

What it actually looks like

Not a mock-up — these are screens from a live job.

FeView progress screen: S-curve of planned against actual, and section status stage by stage — **Progress, stage by stage.** Planned against actual on an S-curve, every section broken into set up, blast, clean grit, stripe coat, spray and touch up, with the ft²/day target and planned days on each. Difficulty factors are editable — change one and the programme, the curve and the modelled duration all re-plan.

FeView calibration screen: 29 instruments, none expired, none due within 30 days — **Every instrument, current.** Twenty-nine instruments tracked, nothing expired, nothing due inside thirty days. When a client asks whether the gauge that took a reading was in calibration that day, the answer is on a screen.

Rust bleeding at a flanged connection. Caught on a daily report, it's a touch-up. Caught in the closeout package, it's a scope.

What it means on a turnaround

A coating hold shows up while the crew is still on the deck.
A section falling behind shows up while there is still time to add labor.
Decisions get made during the outage instead of being explained after it.

✓ Read-only

Limited to your own project — you cannot see another customer's work.

✓ Not our numbers

Not our rates, not our crew costs.

✓ Nothing to buy

Nothing to maintain either. Access comes with the inspection service.

How it works

We set it up

Tell us who needs access. We create the account — there is nothing for your IT group to install.

You get an email

It carries a link to set your own password. Sign in from a phone, tablet or computer.

You watch the job

Open your project any time. Reports appear as the inspector files them.

Want your next job run on FeView?

We set the account up and send you the link. Nothing to buy, nothing to install.

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