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Site diary
The day on site: labour, material, and what moved.
Each day on a site is a page: who was there, what arrived, and what was done.
Labour is a count by trade. It is written once, on that day.
Material received is a row against the delivery. The store on site matches it.
A hold or a stoppage is a note with a reason. The week can be read later.
Photos, if you keep them, sit on the day. They are not a separate folder with no date.
The office sees which sites have not filed the day.
A variation is a line of its own. It does not hide inside the labour count.
A new supervisor can fill the diary from the site, before leaving.
The week is the seven days in order. Monday is not rebuilt from chats.
The desk is the diary you already keep. The screen follows that page.