Site audits conducted during construction and prior to handoff to O&M play a critical role in reducing future expenses. By thoroughly inspecting the site at these key stages, potential issues can be identified early, allowing teams to address problems before they escalate into costly repairs or operational disruptions.

Early detection through audits ensures that design flaws, installation errors, or compliance gaps are corrected while still manageable, preventing expensive rework after project completion. This proactive approach directly contributes to preserving project timelines and enhances resource allocation by eliminating the need for emergency fixes.

Furthermore, resolving issues prior to O&M transfer fosters seamless transition and ongoing maintenance efficiency. It reduces the likelihood of frequent breakdowns or performance failures that would otherwise increase operational costs. In essence, site audits serve as a preventative measure that safeguards both the project’s quality and financial sustainability throughout its lifecycle.