When you hear the phrase “construction worksite intelligence,” you probably assume it includes details around workers, equipment, materials, and the overall management of a worksite. But that’s really just what we consider worksite management.” Construction Worksite Intelligence covers so much more.
Understanding the differences between worksite management and construction worksite intelligence can help you better understand the benefit of incorporating construction worksite intelligence on a worksite. In this blog, we’ll provide definitions for worksite management & construction worksite intelligence, detail how each benefits project managers & contractors, and explain how the Eyrus platform uses intelligence to bring you actionable insights.
Worksite Management means understanding the three Ms: money, manpower, and material. These areas are a constant thread from the beginning of the job to the end.
All of this information is used to inform specific needs of these workflows:
Construction Worksite Intelligence refers to the daily use of jobsite management data to give a holistic view and understanding of patterns and trends that inform larger business decisions. Construction Worksite intelligence provides more nuanced and qualitative insights that construction teams can use in their strategic thinking. This practice helps project managers and contractors:
Understanding what’s going on with construction workforces, equipment, materials, worksite safety, etc., is a huge undertaking. And with so many priorities and varying factors, it just isn’t an efficient or accurate method of gathering information to act upon. Using a construction worksite intelligence platform like Eyrus gives you the ability to quickly get real-time construction data, make better decisions and ultimately get your construction projects completed on time and on budget.
More visibility into your workforce means you can analyze, measure, and enhance construction productivity tracking while better mitigating risk. Eyrus’ construction automation features were designed to make it easy to collect and analyze a variety of workforce construction data points from attendance to timekeeping to safety and security, all in real-time.
Eyrus provides construction worksite intelligence by understanding who is onsite, tracking how workforce stays consistent day after day, and tracking where material are onsite, ensuring that materials are delivered on time to the location work is taking place. In addition, tracking and associating costs to the two elements will help teams understand and improve the decision making on worksites and improve construction worker safety.
To learn more about how the Eyrus construction worksite intelligence platform could help improve your worksite management, or to book a demo, contact the Eyrus team here.
