One way of reporting, across every site
Progress arrived by phone call and material was written down wherever was convenient, so the office rebuilt the picture each morning.
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Running project sites to the same standard as the factory floor
A manufacturer with tight production discipline found its project and installation sites still running on calls, spreadsheets and memory.
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One reporting format for sites in different places
Infrastructure work is spread across locations, so progress is only as current as the last call from site.
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Labour, progress and payments on one record
What was done on site and what is owed for it are recorded daily, instead of reconciled from memory at month end.
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Material and contractor dues, project by project
Material in and money owed are the two constant questions on a development, and both are easier to answer at the end than during.
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One record for the site and the sales desk
Construction and sales usually keep separate books, so any question that crosses between them means reassembling three records.
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Specialist work, recorded inside someone else’s building
Several jobs run at once on other people’s premises, each judged on finish and on the conditions at the time of laying.
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Ten mining and infrastructure projects on one record
Mining contracts, mineral transport and civil work run side by side, and a small office has to see all of them.
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