Construction · Off-Site Manufacturing
Off-site work joins the same record as everything built on site.
Skids, modules and fabricated pipework tracked against the tags and drawings they will occupy.
Off-site manufacturing should not mean a second tracker that gets reconciled with the site record later. Fabrication status, inspection and test data are captured against the same tags the equipment will occupy on site, so it arrives as part of one continuous record rather than a parallel one.
Modular construction
Every off-site activity is tied to its checklist, so the work is validated before it leaves the shop. Receipt inspection on arrival happens against the same record, and punches raised off site behave exactly like punches raised on it.
Pipework
Spools are scanned in bulk and dispatched to site, with fabrication and installation updated by QR code from a phone. Earned meters by system, area and package report as it happens, and the logistics record stops spools being refabricated because nobody could find the first one.
Factory acceptance tests
FAT checklists are executed on the device in your hand, with punches raised as they are found. Tests can be attended and recorded remotely, so the right people attend more of them and the recording stays with the equipment.
After handover, off-site fabrication records sit in the same place as everything installed on site. One history, not two.
