1. First, write a title similar to the plaque inspection record at the beginning of the record.

2. Then record the time, location and information of the personnel participating in the inspection.

3. Then briefly describe the geographical location, type, size, material and other information of the plaque.

4. Next, record in detail the problems found during the inspection, including whether the plaque is deformed, peeled off, rusty, the lights are not bright, the fonts are blurred, etc., and whether there are any safety hazards. For each problem, describe its location, extent, and impact.

5. Then evaluate the overall condition of the plaque based on the inspection content, and give corresponding treatment opinions. If repair or replacement is required, record information such as required materials and construction period in detail.

6. The last person involved in the inspection needs to sign at the end of the record to confirm the authenticity and accuracy of the record.