Find the right day.
Dated logs let you look back at the work. Field observations remain available in the jobsite record.
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Daily Logs
A late delivery, a photo, a decision made on site: keep the day's facts together. Direction par Horizon keeps the daily log with the jobsite and alerts the project manager to situations that need follow-up.
Keep a record of the jobsite.
Each day keeps its facts and its office follow-up.
Close the loop with the office.
The status separates logs awaiting review, logs needing corrections and validated logs. Requested details stay in the same record.
What your team
gains.
Facts to support your discussions
Dated photos, attendance and events help explain a stoppage, a delivery or additional work.
The field connects with the office
The project manager reviews reported situations to adjust the schedule or prepare an extra for approval.
How can you keep a record of what happened on a construction day?
The daily log in Direction par Horizon brings together the day's weather, attendance, deliveries, incidents, delays and photos. The field lead fills it out on a phone. The office reviews and validates it; reported issues are sent to the project manager to decide what happens next.
Does the foreperson have to copy the list of employees on site?
Direction par Horizon uses time entries already recorded for that jobsite and day to complete the attendance list. The system also prepares a work summary for review. The field lead adds the facts and photos, then the office checks the submitted log.
How do you flag a delay or extra for the project manager?
The author records the issue, delay or extra in the daily log and adds information that helps explain the situation. The project manager receives a notification, then reviews the facts to contact a stakeholder, adjust the schedule or prepare a quote for additional work.
Can you find an event after the day is over?
Yes. The log stays linked to the jobsite with the work date, photos and recorded facts. Its receipt date is kept separately. The office can look up the circumstances of a delivery or delay and request a correction if the submitted log needs more detail.