The record, in their words. Money released. Names protected. Work won.

These are the people who did the work and can now show it: claims released, disputes answered, tenders won on the strength of the record.

3 mo30days

The project-handover target, down from around three months, with the pack building as the work happens instead of piling up at the end.

Downer · Civil & infrastructure

“Initially it would take around 3 months to complete a project handover, my goal is to have that reduced to 30-days.”

Whineray Arries, Quality Manager, Downer Read the story
A concrete pour on a civil site – crew placing and screeding a slab from the chute

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The site-remediation list, nine months after the floor started photographing its own work.

Kalos Windows & Doors · Manufacturing

“We caught a problem before it was a problem on site.”

Hayden, Commercial Production Manager See the Windows & Doors page
A gloved worker checking sealed glass units on the factory bench.

$28k

Saved a year, with record reconstruction switched off.

Direct Drains · Civil & infrastructure

The record used to be rebuilt at month-end from photos and memory. Now it assembles as the work happens.

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A Direct Drains excavator working an open drainage trench under lights at dusk.

80%

Reduction in rework, by catching issues while they were still cheap to fix.

Wilson Plumbing · Commercial & trades

Defects were found late, when fixing them meant going back into finished work. Moving the check to the point of work cut the list to a fifth.

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Stainless press-fit pipework clipped to a tiled wall, mid-install.

Every customer story.

Civil, precast, manufacturing and the trades.

Your work is good. This is what it looks like when you can show it.