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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...
Five ways a digital visitor management system improves on-site safety
The construction industry is made up of far more than those on-site day in, day out. Experts across supply chain management, health and safety, ESG and countless other departments keep the cogs turning behind the scenes, however it is not uncommon for them to pay...
5 benefits of digitising RAMS and reducing risk on site
The construction industry has long lagged behind other sectors in adopting digital technologies. From streamlining projects and contracts to driving sustainability and social value, many aspects of the worker journey can also benefit from technology. But can digital platforms improve safety? The short answer is...
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,...
Timesheets 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...
How requisitioning tools are streamlining construction labour management
MSite’s requisitioning tool simplifies agency labour management by digitising the entire process—from job requests to payroll. With real-time approvals, budget controls, and seamless integration into the wider MSite platform, contractors gain full visibility over costs while reducing admin and delays. It’s a smarter way to manage construction site labour.
Digital construction timesheets: the blueprint to a streamlined workflow
Digital construction timesheets are transforming how contractors manage labour. MSite’s Labour Hours solution uses biometric verification and real-time tracking to eliminate manual errors, reduce admin, and simplify payroll. With improved compliance, security, and cost control, it’s a smarter way to manage workforce data and streamline site operations from day one.
Data protection: Increasing customer confidence in the US
How do we ensure the data that we process for our customers is secure and protected? It’s one of the most common questions we’re asked, whichever market we’re working in. So, let us explain. Since 2001, we have stringently adhered to the latest frameworks and...
How to improve productivity in the construction industry
Low productivity remains a major challenge in construction. From poor planning to fatigue and supply chain delays, multiple factors contribute. This article explores how construction firms can improve performance by embracing digital tools, better data access, and smarter planning—ensuring more efficient, safer, and cost-effective project delivery across the industry.