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Sheet 03 / Construction & trades

Field compliance software for the people actually on site.

Office software assumes a desk, a keyboard and time. Site software has to work in a stairwell, on a roof, in the rain, in three minutes, on a phone.

  • Construction
  • Electrical
  • Mechanical
  • Roofing
  • Scaffolding
  • Civils

Sheet 03 / A

Who this is designed for.

Built Still is designed for construction and trade businesses requiring structured field compliance records. The sectors below describe the working patterns the product is built around.

Nothing on this page describes an existing customer, deployment or project. These are the kinds of business the product is designed to suit, and the record-keeping pressures that come with each way of working.

No sector-specific regulatory claim is made anywhere on this site. Whatever applies to your work continues to apply regardless of how the record is captured.

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Sector register.

  1. 01

    General Construction

    How the work runs

    Multiple work packages running at once, with subcontractors arriving, working and leaving inside the same week.

    What the record needs

    Consistent issue and acknowledgement across packages, so the record does not depend on which supervisor happened to be on site.

    Trades working on a construction projectConstruction and trades context
  2. 02

    Electrical

    How the work runs

    Work packages that are planned in detail and then executed across several floors or several buildings.

    What the record needs

    Method statement acknowledgement recorded against the people on the package, with checks captured as they are completed.

    Electrician working on a construction siteElectrical trade context
  3. 03

    Plumbing & Mechanical

    How the work runs

    Mechanical services teams moving between plant rooms, risers and occupied areas over long programmes.

    What the record needs

    Repeat checks and photographic evidence captured at the point of work rather than written up at the end of a shift.

    Plumber working on a commercial siteMechanical trade context
  4. 04

    Roofing

    How the work runs

    Short, intense periods of work at height where the paperwork is the last thing anyone wants to handle on a roof.

    What the record needs

    Fast structured entry on a phone, with photographs attached to the specific item they relate to.

    Roofer working on a roof structureRoofing trade context
  5. 05

    Scaffolding

    How the work runs

    Structures that change through their life and are checked repeatedly by different people.

    What the record needs

    Repeat check records with photographic evidence and a clear acknowledgement trail across visits.

    Scaffolders working on a scaffold structureScaffolding trade context
  6. 06

    Fit-Out

    How the work runs

    Fast-moving internal packages where the programme moves quicker than the paperwork ever does.

    What the record needs

    Records captured in the moment, so the administration does not accumulate into a backlog.

    Interior fit-out work in progressFit-out context
  7. 07

    Maintenance

    How the work runs

    Short visits, often single-operative, across many different properties in a week.

    What the record needs

    A consistent, retrievable record per visit rather than a job sheet that varies by operative.

  8. 08

    Property Services

    How the work runs

    Distributed operatives working across a portfolio of addresses and property types.

    What the record needs

    The same structure applied across every address, so records can be found without knowing who attended.

  9. 09

    Civil Works

    How the work runs

    Groundworks and infrastructure with long programmes, changing conditions and multiple parties.

    What the record needs

    Structured checks and evidence captured on site, retained in a form that survives staff changes.

    Civil engineering works in progressCivil works context
  10. 10

    Specialist Trades

    How the work runs

    Specialist packages with their own methods, their own checks and their own acknowledgement needs.

    What the record needs

    Checklists and records shaped around the specialist activity rather than forced into a generic template.

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The same structure across every trade.

Built Still is designed for construction and trade businesses requiring structured field compliance records.

  • 01

    General Construction

    Principal contractor and subcontractor field records across multiple work packages.

  • 02

    Electrical

    Method statement acknowledgement and structured checks for electrical work packages.

  • 03

    Plumbing & Mechanical

    Mechanical services teams recording checks, evidence and sign-off in the field.

  • 04

    Roofing

    Working-at-height documentation captured against the task rather than after it.

  • 05

    Scaffolding

    Repeat check records, photographic evidence and acknowledgement trails.

  • 06

    Fit-Out

    Fast-moving internal packages where paperwork usually lags behind the work.

  • 07

    Maintenance

    Short-duration visits that still need a consistent, retrievable record.

  • 08

    Property Services

    Distributed operatives working across many addresses and property types.

  • 09

    Civil Works

    Groundworks and infrastructure teams capturing structured checks on site.

  • 10

    Specialist Trades

    Specialist packages needing their own checklists, evidence and acknowledgement.

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Scope and responsibility.

Built Still is designed to support construction and trade businesses with site compliance administration and record keeping. It does not carry sector accreditations, does not assess whether your business meets any particular scheme's requirements, and does not replace the judgement of the people responsible for the work.

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