What items should be specifically itemized in the final report?

The final report for soils certification, or any construction-related project, should specifically highlight items not in conformance and unresolved items. This is crucial because documenting these aspects provides a clear record of any discrepancies or issues that need to be addressed. By itemizing non-conformance issues, stakeholders can understand areas where the project deviated from the outlined specifications, safety standards, or regulatory requirements.

Furthermore, unresolved items may necessitate further action or decision-making from the project team or client, ensuring that all parties are aware of outstanding issues that could impact the project’s success or compliance. This level of detail is essential for transparency, accountability, and for maintaining a comprehensive project history, which may be referred back to in future discussions or assessments. Overall, including these items in the final report facilitates effective communication among all stakeholders involved in the project and supports ongoing quality assurance efforts.