Concrete pour and field records
Connect concrete crews, pour-area evidence, external references, and completion records.
Plan employee and subcontractor concrete teams, record attendance evidence, and create configured readiness, pour, inspection, defect, and completion records against the active project and site workflow.
Concrete operations onsite
Keep crew allocation, pour areas, readiness observations, delivery details, placement notes, field evidence, external test references, defects, completion, and workforce activity in one operational history.
From crew allocation to the pour record
Schedule the work, allocate employee or subcontractor teams, record start and finish evidence using event-based GPS or a live site selfie, review labour, then create the configured field record.
Concrete field records
Create pre-pour readiness records, concrete pour records, sample and test reference records, defect and corrective-action records, and completion reports.
Fictional product evidence
The representative workflow uses no customer, worker, signature, address, delivery, test, photo, or production data.
Engineering, testing, and compliance boundary
PaperOnSite records the company workflow but does not design, engineer, approve, test, or certify concrete work, prescribe universal checks, or replace suppliers, laboratories, engineers, project requirements, standards, or jurisdiction requirements.
Concrete pour and field records FAQs
Can PaperOnSite schedule employee and subcontractor concrete teams?
Yes. Companies can assign teams to site shift bookings, set the required crew, allocate named workers, and nominate a Shift Allocator.
Can concrete records include pour areas, deliveries, photos, sample references, defects, and signatures?
Yes. Configured records can include pour-area details, delivery references, images, sample or test references, structured questions, defects, actions, dates, signatures, and optional approval.
Does PaperOnSite provide a universal pre-pour or concrete inspection checklist?
No. Companies configure their verified process; PaperOnSite does not prescribe universal checks, design or mix requirements, placement methods, test methods, tolerances, or acceptance criteria.
Does a PaperOnSite pour record approve the pour or certify concrete quality?
No. It records the configured operational workflow and evidence; the contractor and competent parties remain responsible for design, engineering, inspections, testing, specifications, standards, acceptance, and jurisdiction requirements.
Does PaperOnSite replace delivery dockets or laboratory test reports?
No. Records can retain references and attachments, but the supplier, laboratory, engineer, or other verified source remains responsible for its own document and result.