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Construction · Field & HSE
A site burns money through three leaks: idle plant, unproductive gangs and safety incidents. The Final ERP keeps a live register of all three — who's on site, what each machine did today, whether the permits and inductions are valid — and turns the daily records into utilisation, productivity and LTIFR you can act on.
Crew & plant on site
A plant register with service-due tracking, and a labour attendance register — the roster of what the site actually has to work with.
Attendance + utilisation
Daily attendance for labour; run, idle and breakdown hours for every machine, whether owned or on hire.
Toolbox talks & inductions
Record toolbox talks and site inductions with validity periods — who's briefed, who's inducted, who's lapsed.
Permits & incidents
Permit-to-work with expiry, incident reports feeding LTIFR, and safety observations from the walk-around.
Productivity vs norms
Gang output against productivity norms, and material reconciliation: theoretical vs consumed vs wastage.
Every machine on site lives in the plant register with service-due dates. Daily operations capture run hours, idle hours and breakdowns — and for hired plant, the utilisation record is what you reconcile the hire invoice against.
An attendance register for the workforce, and gang-level productivity that compares output achieved against norms — so you know which gangs earn their day rate and which activities are consuming more labour than they should.
The HSE record every audit asks for: inductions with validity periods, toolbox talks logged per day, permit-to-work with expiry, incident reports rolled into LTIFR, and safety observations tracked to closure.
Theoretical consumption from the measured work versus what the store actually issued — the difference is wastage, and seeing it monthly instead of at project end is the difference between fixing it and writing it off.
The same daily records that keep the site safe and compliant also produce the utilisation, productivity and wastage numbers — no second data entry.
Field vocabulary shifts across markets — the screens use yours.
Plant = equipment
UK/India plant · US equipment / heavy equipment
PTW — permit to work
Hot work, confined space, work at height permits
HSE = EHS
Health, safety & environment · LTIFR = lost-time injury frequency rate
Plant hours, labour attendance, safety records and material reconciliation — captured once on site, reported everywhere.