ITP app for construction trades
Run your Inspection and Test Plans from the phone. Photos stamped with time and place, hold points that stop work until approved, and a link for your client to sign off. Made in Sydney.
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What is an Inspection and Test Plan (ITP)?
An ITP is a quality control document used in construction. It lists the checks, inspections and tests that must happen on a job, in order, and who has to sign them off. Each line is a checkpoint. Some checkpoints are hold points: work must stop until someone approves. Others are witness points, where the client or builder may attend, or simple review checks.
Paper ITPs get lost, photos end up in a camera roll, and nobody can prove when a photo was taken. OzHub keeps the plan, the photos and the approvals together, and makes the evidence hard to fake.
Built so the evidence can be trusted
- Photos only from the camera in the app. No gallery uploads, so a photo cannot be swapped for an older one.
- Time from our server. Changing the date on a phone does nothing.
- Place from the phone's GPS. If the phone reports a fake location, the photo is flagged.
- Photo fingerprint. The server saves a fingerprint of the original photo. Edit the picture later and it no longer matches.
- Locked when approved. Once everything is signed off the record cannot be changed.
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Simple on site, clear for the client
The worker opens the job, taps a checkpoint and takes a photo. Add a note or talk it in with the voice button. Hold points go to the manager as a notification and are approved in one tap.
To get sign-off, send the client a private link by email or in OzHub chat. They open it on any phone, see every checkpoint with its stamped photos, type their name and press Approve or Reject. The link is long and random, valid for 30 days, and works for one decision.
- 1. Start the ITPChoose a template for the job, or copy one of your own.
- 2. Capture each checkpointPhoto, note, done. Hold points wait for approval.
- 3. Send to the clientLink by email, or share into chat. No app or login needed.
- 4. Keep the recordA PDF record with photos, times and places, ready to attach to an email or invoice.
Ready-made templates for 32 kinds of work
Start with a template and change it to suit your job, or build your own from scratch. New templates are added to the library over time.
- Concrete
- Formwork
- Steel reinforcement
- Earthworks and drainage
- Asphalt and paving
- Waterproofing
- Tiling
- Plastering
- Ceilings
- Painting
- Flooring
- Bricklaying
- Carpentry and framing
- Decking
- Roofing
- Glazing
- Scaffolding
- Electrical
- Plumbing
- Gas fitting
- HVAC
- Fire protection
- Solar
- Data cabling
- Landscaping
- Fencing
- Demolition
- Structural steel
- Insulation
- Render and cladding
- Joinery
- General site start-up and handover
Templates are a starting point. Always follow your project specification, engineer, certifier and the relevant Australian Standards. See the disclaimer.
Questions
What is an ITP in construction?
An Inspection and Test Plan (ITP) lists the inspections, tests and checks required on a job, the order they happen in, and who must sign each one off. It shows that work was done to the specification.
What is a hold point and a witness point?
A hold point is a checkpoint where work must stop until it is inspected and approved. A witness point is one where the client or builder may attend, but work can continue if they do not. OzHub supports both, plus simple review checks.
Can subcontractors use OzHub for ITPs?
Yes. A subcontractor can fill in the checkpoints on site and send the head contractor or client a link to review and approve, with photos, times and places attached.
Can a photo be edited or backdated?
Photos can only be taken inside the app. The time comes from our server and the place from the phone. The server stores a fingerprint of the original photo, so a changed photo no longer matches. No system is perfect, but this stops the usual tricks.
Does my client need to install OzHub?
No. They get a private link by email and approve in any web browser. The link is valid for 30 days and works for one decision.
Does OzHub replace my engineer or certifier?
No. OzHub records evidence and approvals. It does not replace a qualified inspector, engineer or certifier, or your legal obligations.