Day labour docket template
Record day labour, work completed, and acknowledgement onsite.
Use a configurable PaperOnSite workflow to capture work dates, descriptions, worker counts, hours, supporting notes, customer acknowledgement, and a controlled PDF.
Purpose and intended user
Give field and office teams a consistent operational record of day labour performed for a customer, project, and site.
When the docket is used
Complete a docket when labour or daywork needs to be recorded against work performed and presented for review or acknowledgement.
Information captured
Configure work dates, descriptions, worker counts, hours, calculated worker-hours, notes, evidence, acknowledgement, and review information.
Mobile daywork workflow
Start with the work context, record labour and completed work, add notes or evidence, capture configured acknowledgement, then review and export the PDF.
Controlled docket output
Generate a PDF containing the configured context, labour entries, worker-hours, notes, evidence references, acknowledgement, and review status.
Commercial and payroll boundary
This operational docket does not interpret awards, calculate pay or charge rates, create an invoice, or decide whether acknowledgement legally accepts work or charges.
Day labour docket template FAQs
Can the docket start from a scheduled shift?
Yes. PaperOnSite can carry customer, project, and site context from an allocated shift into the selected day labour docket workflow.
Can a customer acknowledge the docket onsite?
Yes. A configured signature field can capture acknowledgement, while the company remains responsible for defining what that acknowledgement means.
Does a day labour docket replace timesheets or payroll?
No. Attendance and timesheets are separate, and the docket does not process payroll, awards, or employee entitlements.
Does the docket create an invoice or prove contractual acceptance?
No. It does not calculate charge rates, create an invoice, or determine that acknowledgement legally accepts work, hours, rates, or charges.