RPT-90579
Western Infrastructure · Water · WO-24297
71
out of 100
Proof Score™
Acceptable
Documentation quality for Water Valve Replacement
Missing evidence
- ⚠ Portions of the footage are motion-blurred and unusable as evidence.
- ⚠ Capture timestamp could not be verified against device metadata.
- ⚠ Technician never stated their name on the recording.
- ⚠ Safety PPE not shown at any point in the walkthrough.
- ⚠ No close-up of the primary installed equipment.
- ⚠ No before-state footage to compare against the completed work.
AI recommendations
- “Re-record the unclear segments with the camera held steady for 5 seconds per shot.”
- “Record directly in the app so the timestamp is signed at capture.”
- “State your full name and role in the first 10 seconds.”
- “Show PPE and lockout/tagout before opening any panel.”
- “Retake a close-up of the installed equipment nameplate.”
- “Capture the before-state next time before starting work.”
Water work at 464 Union Pacific Way, Salt Lake City, UT was completed and documented on site by Priya Nair. The technician captured a narrated walkthrough of the finished installation, confirmed all connections and equipment were in working order, and verified the work area was cleaned and secured before departure. A small number of evidence gaps were detected and are listed below.
- Completed Water Valve Replacement at 464 Union Pacific Way, Salt Lake City, UT
- Located and excavated to expose the failed valve section
- Isolated the main, cut out the damaged section and installed the replacement valve
- Pressure tested the repair and flushed the line until clear
- Backfilled, compacted and restored the surface to grade
- Work area cleaned, debris removed and site secured
- Customer walkthrough narrated on camera for approval
- Ductile iron gate valve
- Repair couplings and gaskets
- Bedding sand and compactable backfill
- Valve box and lid
- Labeling and identification tags
- Mini excavator
- Pipe cutter and torque wrench
- Pressure test gauge
- Kaulii mobile capture — GPS and timestamp signed at recording
- Lockout/tagout applied before any energized or pressurized work
- PPE worn throughout — eye protection, gloves, hard hat where required
- Work zone barricaded and signage posted
- Area cleared and secured before departure
- MediumAdjacent pipe section shows external corrosion and should be monitored.
- LowAccess panel hardware is worn and should be replaced at next visit.
- 1Schedule a follow-up inspection within 90 days.
- 2Add this asset to the preventative maintenance rotation.
- 3Share this report with the property contact for approval.
Alright, this is work order WO-24297. My name is Priya Nair with Western Infrastructure. I'm at 464 Union Pacific Way, Salt Lake City, UT for Water Valve Replacement. I'm going to walk you through the completed work now. Here's the finished installation — you can see everything is mounted level and secured. Walking around the left side, all the connections are torqued and labeled. Here's the main equipment, and I'm getting a close-up of the nameplate so you have the model and serial on file. Safety-wise, I had lockout applied the whole time I was in the panel, PPE on, and the area was taped off. As far as the work completed, we handled the full water scope, tested everything, and it's reading in range. One thing I did run into was some wear on the adjacent equipment — nothing that affects today's work but worth watching. For follow-up, I'd recommend an inspection in about 90 days. Here's a final overview of the completed job, cleaned up and ready for the customer. That's it for work order WO-24297.
30.2402° N, 97.7602° W
464 Union Pacific Way, Salt Lake City, UT
Timestamp verified at capture
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