Digital hold-point checklists: setting up the gate for pours and inspections
A digital hold point is only worth having if it stops the next step until someone signs for it. This is how to build the gate, the sign-off and the time stamp so the record holds up.
11 min read
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Site Records
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Digital hold-point checklists: setting up the gate for pours and inspections
A digital hold point is only worth having if it stops the next step until someone signs for it. This is how to build the gate, the sign-off and the time stamp so the record holds up.
11 min read
QR codes on site: linking materials and inspections to records
A QR code on a pallet or a wall is only useful if the record it opens is the current, correct one. Labelling discipline and record control matter more than the technology.
11 min read
Site cameras and time-lapse: setup, privacy and neighbours
A time-lapse camera records progress well, but aimed carelessly it also records the neighbour’s yard and the workers. Set it up for the job, not for the street.
11 min read
Digital timesheets and site attendance: matching pay to who was on site
A timesheet app that does not match the site roll or the pay run creates more disputes than it solves. This article covers how to reconcile attendance with payroll and with who was actually on site.
12 min read
Digital measuring tools that log their own results
Measuring tools that store and sync their own readings are useful only if the record survives a dispute. This article judges them by their evidence rather than their features.
10 min read