Construction & trades
The right tickets, on the right site.
Certifications are not administrative here — somebody without a current ticket cannot legally do the work, and finding that out on site is the expensive version.
“We turned up to a site and discovered someone's ticket had expired the previous month.”
Tickets tracked with expiry
Every card and certification with its renewal date, surfaced before it lapses rather than discovered at a gate.
People assigned to sites
Location as a structure of its own, so who is where today is a view rather than a phone call.
Equipment actually tracked
Tools, vehicles and plant assigned to named people, with returns handled when somebody leaves.
Where to start
The responsibilities this trade has to place.
Six that almost every company in this line of work has, whether or not anybody has written them down. Each needs one owner, one backup and a way of showing it happened.
- Site safety sign-off
- Certification renewals
- Plant and vehicle checks
- Subcontractor onboarding
- Toolbox talks
- Incident reporting
Responsibility map
Every function, every responsibility, and the empty slots.
Finance
Monthly close
Claire Dubois
Supplier payments
Idris Hassan
Operations
Supplier onboarding
Sophie Marchetti
Monthly supplier reconciliation
No owner
Marketing
Campaign planning
Laura Gómez
Lead reporting
Laura Gómez
Customer Success
Customer onboarding
Emma Johnson
Escalations
Emma Johnson
Also relevant
One workforce. Every location visible.
One workforce. Every location visible.
Other trades
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