What needs to be clarified
Compare the agreed desk element's actual thickness with the technical requirements and specification, defining the measured dimension, inspection method and limits of conclusions about the submitted delivery portion.
Materials to prepare
- Technical requirements, specification and agreed desk drawings
- Desks linked to delivery-note items and measurement locations
- Initial inspection record with instrument information and photographs
What to compare
Distinguish core, facing and edging thickness where construction allows. Choose points unaffected by edge geometry, check instrument suitability and record repeatability. Agree sampling and tolerance comparison rules before inspecting the batch; retain each desk's results, uncertainty and cases where the requirement permits several technical readings.
Possible outcome of the analysis
A technical report can provide measurements, inspection-point diagrams and comparison with unambiguous requirements, listing documentation provisions that need clarification before the delivery as a whole can be assessed.
Limits of the conclusions
A finished component measurement may differ from core-board thickness. Technical examination determines neither procurement legality, penalties nor acceptance; extending findings requires a justified sampling plan.