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Daily Production
Quantities, hours and photos recorded from the jobsite, on the day the work happens. Foremen record the day's production from a phone: the quantity placed, the hours and a photo. The entry shows on the project, so the project manager sees progress against the baseline the same afternoon instead of the next morning.
Problems solved
Where the day breaks down.
Tonnes arrive the next morning
The production sheet comes back with the truck, and the office learns yesterday's numbers today.
A number with no proof
A tonnage figure with no hours and no photo leaves the project manager guessing at what was actually done.
Reports written from memory
At the end of a long shift, the foreman reconstructs the day on paper. The details are the first thing to go.
What it does
What Daily Production does.
In plain terms. Your version of STRACTA is shaped around how your team works, so bring your own workflow to the demo.
Record from the Report tab
Foremen record production on a phone from the Report tab, on the jobsite.
Quantities
Record the quantity placed for the activity, such as tonnes of HL3 on a 40 mm surface lift.
Hours
Record hours with the entry, as part of the production record for that work.
Photos
Attach a photo, so the office sees the work that was done, not just a number.
On the project
Each entry shows on the project, with progress against the production baseline.
Workflow
How a day runs.
Daily Production on one working day, step by step.
Opens the Report tab and enters HL3 surface, 40 mm, eastbound: 140.00 t placed and 18.0 hours.
Attaches a photo of the finished mat at Sta. 1+600 EB and submits the entry.
Sees the entry on Harborview Corridor: 1,600 t of 2,880 t placed, against 1,780 t on the baseline through today.
Who uses it
Who works in Daily Production.
What each person sees follows their role and the permissions your company sets.
FAQ
Questions about Daily Production.
What are the hours in a production entry for?
They're part of the production record for the work done, next to the quantities and photos, so the office sees what the work took.
What does a production entry include?
Quantities, hours and photos. In the example, Marco D. records 140.00 t of HL3, 18.0 hours and a photo of the finished mat.
Who sees the entry?
Authorized users in the office, such as the project manager, see it on the project. Access follows the roles and permissions set in Team and Access.
When does the office see the entry?
As soon as the foreman submits it. The entry shows on the project against the baseline, so the project manager sees the day's production the same afternoon.
See Daily Production on a day like yours.
Book a demo and we'll walk through it with your crews, equipment, trucks and jobsites in mind.