Resources
Hear from our Apprentices!
In celebration of National Apprenticeship Week we went across the business to hear from some of our apprentices and give them a platform to highlight their success stories and the impact it has had on their careers at MSite.Championing professional development of our workforce is...
Heathrow Terminal 4
Balfour Beatty implemented MSite’s Face Mini and Supervisor App to streamline workforce attendance and nightly safety briefings at Heathrow Terminal 4. Using facial recognition for sign-in and portable briefing capture, MSite helped modernise processes, reduce manual input, and improve data accuracy on this critical life safety systems project for Heathrow Airport.
Social Value Whitepaper
Improving social value reporting in construction Read this for a taste of what the construction industry is feeling about all things social value. Based on workshop findings from our ‘Good Measures’ working group which represents social value specialists from 14 of the UK’s main contractors,...
Balfour Beatty Southampton
Delivering a full highways maintenance service, this team adopted MSite’s Face Readers, Supervisor App, and Location Check-In to solve key challenges like tracking workforce location, standardising onboarding, and capturing hours worked. The simple, user-friendly tools improved shift processes, boosted data quality, and strengthened collaboration between MSite and the project team.
Lewisham Gateway Phase two
Balfour Beatty deployed MSite’s access control solutions at Lewisham Gateway Phase 2 to track productive labour and support data-driven decisions. With live data integration and custom reporting, MSite enabled operational and commercial efficiencies across the £199 million South East London regeneration project, developed in collaboration with Muse Developments.
Monk Bridge
At the £105 million Monk Bridge development, Galliford Try adopted MSite’s Workforce App and Direct to Worker Notifications to streamline communication with on-site operatives. The tool enabled instant, trackable messaging—critical during COVID—and replaced time-consuming supervisor briefings. The solution improved safety, compliance, and was recommended as best practice by site leadership.
What is digital Workforce Management
What is digital workforce management? Digital workforce management, or digitisation, is the ability to record the activities of your construction site workforce in a digital format. This allows managers and supervisors to review and manage workforce information easily and in real-time – increasing efficiency and...
Morgan Sindall | The Spine, Paddington Village
Morgan Sindall Construction leveraged MSite’s comprehensive digital solutions to streamline operations during the construction of The Spine in Paddington Village. From workforce management to online inductions and delivery logistics, MSite played a crucial role in enhancing efficiency and compliance across this landmark £35 million development.
MSite Week at VINCI – Supporting our customers drive value through MSite
VINCI have been running a series of internal campaigns to raise awareness of key business tools. The latest, run for a week in July, was ‘MSite Week’. What did we do? The week consisted of multi-channel comms, engagement, and training events such as blogs, emails,...
Railway Road, Newhaven
Facing challenges with a large, open site in Newhaven, Hill Group implemented MSite’s Supervisor App to replace manual attendance tracking. With kiosk mode and real-time dashboards, site managers gained accurate visibility of operatives on site, reduced admin time, and improved overall workforce management during the 31-month, £27 million project.
Morgan Sindall | Greenmill Gardens
Morgan Sindall deployed MSite’s Supervisor App and Access POD at Greenmill Gardens to manage time & attendance during enabling works. With kiosk mode and mobile insights, the site team accessed real-time workforce data, replaced manual registers, and enhanced safety protocols—all before traditional access control was fully installed.
Debunking the myths about biometric site access
The construction industry has been slow to adopt biometric systems. This is partly because the sector is generally cautious about investing in new technology due to numerous misconceptions about biometric site access and the workings of biometric authentication. This situation has certainly been a ‘sit...