átvizsgáló

An **átvizsgáló** (literally "re-examiner" or "re-inspector") is a professional role primarily found in Hungary, responsible for conducting independent quality checks and audits of various products, services, or systems. The term is often used in contexts such as construction, manufacturing, or public administration, where oversight and compliance verification are critical.

The primary function of an átvizsgáló is to ensure that projects, goods, or processes meet established standards, regulations, or contractual requirements. This role may involve reviewing documentation, inspecting physical work, or assessing adherence to technical specifications. In construction, for example, an átvizsgáló might verify that a building complies with safety and structural codes before final approval. In manufacturing, they may inspect products to confirm they meet quality control benchmarks.

The position is distinct from that of a contractor or primary inspector, as the átvizsgáló operates independently, often with no direct financial or operational stake in the outcome. Their findings are typically documented in reports, which may be submitted to regulatory bodies, clients, or other authorities for decision-making purposes.

In Hungary, the role is governed by legal frameworks that mandate third-party oversight in certain industries to prevent conflicts of interest and ensure transparency. The exact scope of responsibilities can vary depending on the sector, but the core principle remains: providing an unbiased assessment to safeguard public or commercial interests.

While the term is most commonly associated with Hungary, similar roles exist in other countries under different names, such as "independent inspector" or "third-party auditor." The átvizsgáló’s work is essential in maintaining trust in systems where reliability and compliance are paramount.