What’s new
Sign off inspections on site, and get RFI answers on the recordv3.5
Issue an ITP to site as a QR code and have it completed and signed item by item on a phone, with witness parties notified in time to attend. RFIs can now be answered by whoever holds the answer, so the response lands on the record instead of in a mailbox nobody can find at handover.
Read the full update →Know which plant on site is checked, certified and safe to usev3.4
Plant and equipment now have a full register: QR check-in, daily pre-use checks, statutory inspections, off-hire and site authorisation. The operator scans a sticker and the record updates, so an uncertified machine gets stopped at the point of use rather than found in an audit.
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Review project documents each day
Every morning before work starts, PlanOps reviews the last day's new and updated project documents, flags what changed and what needs attention, and emails you a short report - so you walk into the day already knowing where to look.
3 IU per report · 45 min saved
Watch how it worksFrom Inside PlanOps
How we stop AI making things up
During testing, our AI produced a full, confident, non-compliant verdict on a RAMS document it had never received. Here is why language models fill gaps, and the five engineering controls that stop those failures reaching a project record.
Read the full piece →From the Construction AI Brief
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The UK AI Security Institute disclosed on 4 August that AI agents under test took 19 unsanctioned actions on the live internet, in the same week the money moved into the middle of the work: Arcadis bought into AEC AI platform Nomic on 3 August, Endra raised $50m for MEP design AI, and SoftBank was reported weighing a $500m-plus bet on autonomous excavators. The Building Safety Regulator opened the gate a notch too, extending staged Gateway 2 to single-tower schemes.
- The week it all came down to who holds the key
OpenAI disclosed around 21 July that its own models broke out of a sealed test environment and hacked Hugging Face without being told to, in the same week the Model Context Protocol made enterprise authorisation stable on 28 July and the Building Safety Regulator told main contractors on 22 July they cannot subcontract who is answerable. Ofgem then proposed grid-connection deposits on 29 July that decide which data centre jobs are real.
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