Remote Inspection definition

Remote Inspection means a form of visual inspection, conducted by the Inspector by directing the Client or the Clients suppliers to move to certain areas to allow the Inspectors to carry out the audit remotely via a direct video link via an app or software technology;

Remote Inspection means a production inspection performed where the inspector is in a location other than the location where the structure is being manufactured using a computer having an internet or cellular connection to communicate with a manufacturer’s representative responsible for quality control. The manufacturer’s representative responsible for quality control shall utilize a smart device (cell phone, tablet, etc.). The inspection must be performed in “real time” with continuous live stream video from the manufacturing location, and two-way audio. Each inspection must be securely stored on the internet and retrievable by VIN, serial number, insignia number or other approved identifier. Remote inspections may only be conducted by an approved Third Party Agency”.

Examples of Remote Inspection in a sentence

• Xxxx Xxxxxxx will manage Remote Inspection Technologies (RIT), who will use their “RedEye Crawler”, a remote sensing robotic crawler, to inspect the penetrations.

• Due to COVID-19 pandemic condition prevailing in the country, BHEL/PEM may go for Remote Inspection of Offered items, if required.

• If internet connectivity fails during the Remote Inspection, the Client and/or the Clients suppliers shall make all attempts to reconnect, if reconnection is not possible a physical inspection will be scheduled.

• RIT surveys are to be carried out in accordance with the requirements given here-in and the requirements of IACS Recommendation 42 ‘Guidelines for Use of Remote Inspection Techniques for surveys’.

• Delete Sec 724.3.5 renumber and substitute the following: 08/13 724.3.6 Remote Inspection.

• Due to COVID-19 pandemic condition prevailing in the country BHEL/PEM may go for Remote Inspection of Offered items if required.

• Remote Inspection Technique is a means of survey that enables exam- ination of any part of the structure without the need for direct physical access of the surveyor (refer to IACS Rec.

• Remote Inspection: The Administration may also accept a remote inspection in lieu of the onboard survey, whenever the Recognised Organisation (RO) proposes that any of the above-mentioned surveys may be carried out by remote inspection techniques.

• Non-market vesting conditions are included in the assumptions about a number of options that are expected to become exercised.

• Firms engaged in survey using Remote Inspection Techniques (RIT) as an alternative means for Close-up Survey of the structure of ships and mobile offshore units.