TECHNICAL / 02
OBSERVATION
& RIGOUR.
A technical examination is only useful when its observations and interpretation are clearly distinguished from one another.
01
EXAMINATION
Scoped to the sample type, project purpose and available material before any analysis begins.
02
OBSERVATION
What is directly seen is documented as evidence, using terminology suited to the material and investigation.
03
INTERPRETATION
What the observations suggest is stated as interpretation, and connected to the question asked — without extending beyond the examination.
04
DOCUMENTATION
Findings are compiled into a report, incorporating project-specific requirements and references as agreed.
SCOPE
THE RIGHT
FRAMEWORK.
Where a project sits within a specific standard or client specification, that framework is confirmed as part of scoping and referenced within the report.