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From outages to always on: How MSite is redefining workforce technology service expectations
It is no secret that the construction industry is undergoing a digital shift. From digital onboarding and timesheet management to digital tools that improve risk assessments and safety, technology is transforming how projects are delivered both on and off site. But technology alone does not...
Managing fatigue in construction: Protecting workers and projects
Infrastructure is identified as the sector with the strongest growth outlook in the latest RICS UK Construction Monitor, with energy and water projects showing particularly strong momentum. But growth comes with risk. With labour shortages still affecting 39% of businesses, fewer hands mean greater pressure...
Infrastructure outlook: How MSite helps projects build safely and efficiently
The latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) UK Construction Monitor paints a mixed picture of the construction industry. While workloads remain broadly flat, infrastructure stands out as the strongest-performing sector, with growth expected to continue into 2026. Energy and water projects in particular are...
Smarter delivery management in construction: Cutting congestion, boosting productivity
The RICS UK Construction Monitor Q2 2025 highlights infrastructure as the construction sector’s strongest growth area. While this growth is encouraging, the report also points to major challenges slowing down activity, most notably planning delays and financial constraints. But there’s another often-overlooked barrier to productivity:...
Building green: Why sustainability in construction must start before completion
Sustainability in construction is often framed around the outcome: a green-certified building, an energy-efficient office, or a climate-resilient community space. But the reality is that true sustainability isn’t just about the buildings we deliver; it’s about the entire lifecycle of construction. Why the lifecycle matters...
Ensuring secure defence construction sites with biometric access control
Discover how MSite’s biometric access control solutions protect sensitive defence construction sites. Learn how compliance, advanced technology and secure workforce management keep projects safe and efficient.
VINCI Facilities MSite Case Study | 92% Pre-Registration Success
This VINCI Facilities MSite case study explores how the company achieved a 92% pre-registration rate while boosting safety, improving compliance, and streamlining workforce management. By combining MSite’s Pre-Registration, Supervisor App, and Face Mini technology, VINCI Facilities has transformed its approach to managing workers on short-term, high-security projects across sectors such as healthcare, education, and defence.
Why housebuilders must prioritise workforce management
All eyes have been on the housebuilding sector since the government announced its target to construct 1.5 million new homes by 2029. Opinions aside on whether or not the target will be met, it’s easy to see that housebuilders have a huge challenge on their...
BBVS JV (Balfour Beatty, Vinci and Systra)
BBVS JV, a joint venture between Balfour Beatty, Vinci and Systra, was formed to build Old Oak Common Station in West London as part of the HS2 scheme. Old Oak Common is a critical component within the wider HS2 high-speed rail project, set to become...
Smart, simple ESG reporting for construction
The construction industry sits at the heart of economic development, shaping the infrastructure that powers communities and commerce. But it also faces growing pressure to tackle environmental impact, social responsibility and governance standards head-on. With net zero deadlines looming and stakeholder expectations rising, ESG (environmental,...
Labor Hours roll out begins in the US
Turner Industries is the first principal contractor in the US to roll out MSite’s Labor Hours solution, launching on a $1.5bn petrochemical project in Texas. With biometric access control and seamless payroll integration, the system combats buddy punching and ensures accurate, real-time data for workforce management and secure site access.
Tackling modern slavery in construction through simplified workforce identity checks
With cases of modern slavery in the UK construction sector on the rise, the need to tackle this serious crime – often undetected and driven by organised criminals – has never been more important. Modern slavery and human trafficking figures reveal almost 8,000 referrals were made for...