Before-and-after photos: how your crew proves a fix

A correction nobody can prove is a correction that gets argued about. The pattern that works: photograph the fail, photograph the fix, same angle, dated, attached to the work order — then a second person verifies it closed. How does your crew capture and file before-and-after photos so they are findable on inspection day?

The same-angle rule sounds fussy until you have sat in a review trying to prove a photo of a wall is the same wall the inspector photographed. Before, after, same spot, dated, attached to the work order — and then a second set of eyes saying 'closed.' That chain is what turns a fix into evidence. How does your team file correction photos today — shared drive, an app, a folder per unit — and could you find one from six months ago in under a minute?