🧪 Product/ Feature overview

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Construction Diary is a daily record of all worksite progress including all events and activities that could affect construction progress and quality of completed work. The Construction Diary is the backbone of all construction site reporting, and it is obligatory to keep it. Onsite does not support it at the moment.

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Hypotheses, goals & research questions

Hypotheses	Goals	Research questions
Current process of keeping a construction diary is a bottleneck to digitized construction processes, displaying inefficiency when it comes to time and effort it takes to create a new diary entry	Identify effective ways of digital construction diary feature to improve time and efficiency when it comes to writing a diary entry	To what extent can proposed design solutions support the identified goals of digital construction diary entry process and improve time and efficiency when it comes to writing a diary entry?
Current process of keeping a construction diary is a bottleneck to digitized construction processes, displaying inefficiency when it comes to providing an effective overview of all diary entries	Identify effective ways of digital construction diary feature to improve overview of all digital diary entries	To what extent can proposed design solutions support the identified goals of digital construction diary entry processs and improve the overview of all diary entries?

Current scope (based on initial conversations with domain experts and further assumptions):

Wrike work item: hidden (Roadmap link)

Template provided to site manager/foreman to manually fill all required daily information
The date and weather conditions. Site diary entries of dates and weather condition reports can help support your requests for work extensions or provide evidence for work delays. Initially we can provide a form to fill in the weather information. After hidden (Roadmap link) is done, the weather will be provided automatically.
The number of workers in various trades. Keeping a record of the people on site (including subcontractor companies, their workers and their hours) helps you organize appropriate worker amenities that are specified by law (for example: commute, accommodations, toilets, showers, mess hall, etc.)
Materials delivered to the site, the quantity used and retained. Having delivery tracking of materials provides you with what has been delivered from all your purchase orders for a specific project.
Items of plant on site, working or idling, including reasons for being idle. “Plant” refers to any heavy machinery or equipment used on site. Logging plant details ensure proper handling of equipment and machinery including issues, delays and their solutions for future reference.
A brief description of the completed work with the approximate amount done. Logging your completed work alongside the amount of work done including labour hours and contractors ensure retrievable proper work methodologies and workflows have been implemented.
Complaints, accidents or incidents. Having a log of the complaints, accidents and incidents on-site allows you to solve and avoid similar issues.
Any work carried out in connection with the utility service. Documenting such furnishes easy tracking as needed.
Instructions issued to the contractor. Filing instructions to the contractor allows accountability for tasks and works done.

🧪 Product/ Feature overview

Hypotheses, goals & research questions

Current scope (based on initial conversations with domain experts and further assumptions):

👯The setup

Feature to be tested