Double handling
Snags are recorded on site, then typed up again back in the cabin.
Capture the details before you’re back in the cabin.
Snag it by voice. Check it.
Send it to the right person.
We’re developing One Thousand Hz to help site teams capture issues while they’re on the floor, assign one responsible owner and track progress through to closeout.
QA/QC engineers and site managers at contractors on fast-track data-centre, pharma and semiconductor projects in Ireland and the EU.
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Less chasing. Better visibility.
Snags shouldn’t mean another round of paperwork.
We’re developing the app to help site teams with these problems.
Missing detail
Unclear descriptions and missing evidence lead to questions, disputes and repeat visits.
Keep the issue, location and supporting evidence together.
Poor visibility
Issues spread across notebooks, Excel and WhatsApp make it difficult to see what’s open, what’s overdue and who owns it.
Know what’s open, who owns it and when it’s due.
How it would work01 / CAPTURE 02 / REVIEW 03 / ROUTE
Speak. Check. Assign.
Speak
Say the area, location, asset, discipline and issue while you’re on site.
Check
AI structures the report. Check and correct the details before submitting.
Assign
The project’s predefined rules assign one responsible owner, notify them, set the priority tier and calculate the closeout deadline. The closeout timer starts on submission.
Responsibility, priority and timing rules are set up for each project. AI structures the report; it does not choose people or permissions.