Construction and plant
What the last site solved, this site never hears about
Drawings, specifications and site records accumulate per project. When the project closes, the judgement inside it closes with it.
What we hear again and again here
Every project starts from zero
The same method hits the same problem again, and rechecking is faster than finding what the last site wrote down.
Drawings and documents live apart
Drawings in one place, specifications in a folder, change history in email. Lining them up is manual work.
Safety and quality evidence is gathered in a rush
When an inspection or an incident needs the standard and its history, the first task is finding where anything is.
What we do
Search across projects, not inside one
Drawings, specifications and review records from earlier sites come back to one question.
Bring up a standard with its basis
Answers arrive with the clause they came from. Never the answer without the source.
Leave as-built records the next site can use
Records from a finished site are organised into something searchable.
What we usually connect
We connect read-only. Nothing is written back, and nothing gets restarted.
Common questions
Site connectivity is unreliable — is that a problem?
The default is to host at head office and let sites query it. If a closed network is required, we install on-premise.
Can subcontractor documents go in?
They can. Deciding who may see which document comes first, though.
We work out where to start, together
We start by finding what people keep looking for. What to connect, and by when, follows from that.