Inspection Roles
During an inspection the following roles are used.
- Author: The person who created the work product being inspected.
- Moderator: This is the leader of the inspection. The moderator plans the inspection and coordinates it.
- Reader: The person reading through the documents, one item at a time. The other inspectors then point out defects.
- Recorder/Scribe: The person that documents the defects that are found during the inspection.
- Inspector: The person that examines the work product to identify possible defects.
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