Checking a window in a wall panel before it leaves the factory

Framing
Windows
Accuracy

A window opening that is wrong on the factory floor is a cheap fix; the same error found on site after the panel is craned into place is a change order. The T1 Tomahawk sends each reading straight to a tablet worn on the body, so an inspector can hold the panel with one hand and check height and width against the drawing on screen. The record travels with the panel instead of living on a clipboard.

How the panel gets signed off

Catch it on the floor, not after the crane
Tablet worn on the body, hands on the panel
The T1 Tomahawk sends height and width over
T1 check against the diagram on screen
Record ships with the panel

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A window unit built into a prefabricated wall panel is inspected on a factory floor, panels standing in racks under industrial lighting. The inspector wears a rugged tablet showing an outline diagram of the opening and takes the height, then switches to the width. Both are checked off on screen before the panel is called ready to ship.