In property management, how to strictly control the entrance of good decoration materials?

There are always a lot of tricks in the entry of decoration materials, which requires the owners to do a good job of acceptance and strict control when the materials enter the site. Generally speaking, water pipes, wires, cement, sand, putty and other materials. Acceptance is required before construction. In the process of decoration, paint, tiles, coatings and so on will be accepted. For the acceptance procedures, the owner must be strict and cautious, and the inspector should carry out necessary inspection for each material entering the site, and pay attention to whether the quality and quantity of the material are in conformity with the purchase contract.

What are the main processes of acceptance?

1. Notify the construction party of the material acceptance time.

Material acceptance will be arranged as soon as the material enters the site, so the acceptance time should be agreed. If there is no agreed time, the materials will probably not be accepted when they enter the site, which will affect the construction progress.

2, material acceptance, acceptance personnel must be present as stipulated in the contract.

It is stipulated in the home improvement contract that the acceptance personnel must be present to sign the materials after entering the site to avoid unnecessary troubles or disputes in the later period. After the acceptance of materials, the decoration company will inform customers to visit the site, and the supervisor will give guidance. Owners can also take contracts, quotations, rulers on-site inspection.

3. The acceptance procedures must be strict.

The inspector shall carry out necessary inspection for each material specified in the contract, such as material quality, material specification and material quantity.

4. After the acceptance, sign the acceptance certificate.

If the result of acceptance is that the material is qualified, then the inspector will sign the material acceptance form, which is a relatively complete process.