Infrastructure
Site sign-in and workforce app for infrastructure.
Know exactly who is on site, when they signed in, and that their tickets are current. Workhr is a GPS site sign-in and timesheet app built for construction, civil and infrastructure crews and the labour hire that supplies them.
On a construction site, the questions that matter are simple and constant: who is here, are they inducted, are their tickets current, and how many hours do we owe. Answering them with a paper sign-in sheet and a whiteboard does not hold up when a client, an auditor or WorkSafe asks. Workhr puts the sign-in, the induction and the timesheet on the phone in the worker's hand.
Tickets checked before boots hit the site.
This frame is the real Workhr worker app running on a demo tenant. A worker's tickets, inductions and expiries live on their phone, and the site manager sees the same truth, so a lapsed ticket is flagged before it becomes a stop-work.
- ✓ Tickets and certifications against every worker
- ✓ Expiries flagged before they bite
- ✓ Sign-in, induction and timesheet in the same app
GPS site sign-in you can actually prove
Workers sign in and out on site with a GPS-stamped tap. You get a live, defensible record of who was on site and when, without a clipboard at the gate or a sign-in sheet that goes missing.
- GPS-stamped sign-in and sign-out
- Live on-site headcount
- A record that stands up to an audit
Tickets and inductions current, or they don't start
Hold site inductions, tickets and certifications against each worker, and surface anything expiring before it becomes a stop-work. The right people start; the ones with a lapsed ticket are flagged before they are on the tools.
- Tickets and certifications tracked per worker
- Expiry warnings before they bite
- Site inductions captured on arrival
Timesheets straight off the site
Every sign-in is the start of a timesheet. Hours, breaks and cost codes are captured on site and approved by the supervisor, then flow to pay and bill. No paper dockets, no arguments about hours at the end of the week.
- Digital timesheets from the sign-in
- Cost codes and allowances captured
- Approved hours to payroll and billing
Why teams choose Workhr
GPS-stamped sign-in gives you a defensible on-site record for clients, auditors and WorkSafe.
Certifications and inductions are tracked and flagged before someone with an expired ticket is on the tools.
The worker app is built to keep working on poor coverage, so sign-in still happens where the signal doesn't.
Common questions
- Is there a site sign-in app for construction workers?
- Yes. Workhr gives construction and civil crews a GPS site sign-in app: workers sign in and out on site with a GPS-stamped tap, so you have a live, defensible record of who was on site and when.
- Can it track tickets and inductions?
- Yes. Workhr holds tickets, certifications and site inductions against each worker and warns you before anything expires, so people with a lapsed ticket are flagged before they start.
- Does the sign-in become a timesheet?
- Yes. Each site sign-in starts a digital timesheet. Hours, breaks and cost codes are captured on site, approved by the supervisor, and flow to pay and bill with no paper dockets.
- Does it work where there is no signal?
- The Workhr worker app is built to keep functioning on poor or intermittent coverage, so sign-in and capture still happen on remote or newly broken-ground sites and sync when a connection returns.
Know who is on site, and that they should be.
See how Workhr signs a construction crew in on site, checks their tickets, and turns it into approved hours.
1. Autodesk and FMI, Construction Disconnected: time and rework attributable to poor project data and miscommunication.
2. Emergence Capital, The Rise of the Deskless Workforce.