QOD - June 28-06

[Claude Lawrenson]

Change of topic - reporting
It is critically important to provide your client with the "implication" in an inspection report.
Implication can refer to logic, rationale, impact. Example: How will this condition impact your client?

[Roy D. Cooke, Sr]

Originally Posted by clawrenson

Change of topic - reporting
It is critically important to provide your client with the "implication" in an inspection report.
Implication can refer to logic, rationale, impact. Example: How will this condition impact your client?

I think a large % are not reading the question correctly . Roy Sr.

All of the following contain implication statements, except:

[Claude Lawrenson]

Perhaps this statement and wording will help clarify the word "implication". It was sent by another Canadian inspector.

An inspector should provide his client with "the ramification (s) of his findings" in the report. Alternatively, consequence, corollary, resulting in, or cause / effect may be suitable too perhaps.