Work activities
Describe the work fronts and activities that shaped the day.
Field teams
Bring work activities, resources, issues, and supporting photographs into the daily project record.
Work completedRecorded
Resources & equipmentRecorded
Conditions & open issuesReview
What your team can do
Describe the work fronts and activities that shaped the day.
Record the people and equipment involved in the day’s work.
Keep issues and photographs available for review and follow-up.
01 / In detail
Build a useful account of what happened on site during the reporting period.
Describe the work fronts and activities completed or underway during the day.
Record site conditions that help explain how the work was carried out.
02 / In detail
Record the people and equipment behind the day’s work.
Include manpower information alongside the activities it helps describe.
Record the equipment involved in the work so the daily account includes both people and plant.
03 / In detail
Use observations to describe issues that need attention beyond the daily account.
Create an observation for the issue and attach photographs that show what was found.
Link follow-up to the original observation through shared Corrective Actions. Daily Reports remain separate from observations.
Putting it into practice
Start with the record, check the evidence and agree who does what next.
A clearer project conversation