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Bricklaying & blockwork

Keep the laying front moving with material, scaffold and crew in sync.

Masonry productivity is a rhythm — the gang lays, the scaffold rises, the material lands. Break the rhythm and the gang stands around waiting on a lift or a load. SiteLive books deliveries, scaffold lifts and crews against the laying front so the wall keeps climbing.

What you get

  • Laying front booked with scaffold lifts and material loads
  • Clash alerts so the crane or hoist isn't double-booked
  • Brick, block and mortar deliveries timed to the lift
  • Crew and hoddie rosters tied to each front
  • Height-safety and scaffold handover sign-offs captured
  • Invited subbie bricklayers confirm their slots for free

How it works

  1. 1
    Set the laying front

    Each elevation and lift is a bookable area, so material and crew are sent to the active front.

  2. 2
    Line up the lift

    Scaffold raises and hoist windows are booked with the front, with clash detection on shared plant.

  3. 3
    Feed the gang

    Brick, block and mortar are timed to the lift so the gang never stands idle on a stripped-out front.

FAQ

Can we book scaffold lifts with the laying front?

Yes. Scaffold raises and the hoist are bookable resources reserved alongside the front, with clash alerts.

How are deliveries timed?

Brick, block and mortar are booked to the lift window, so material lands where and when the gang needs it.

Where do scaffold handovers sit?

Handover and height-safety sign-offs are captured against the front and flow into the site records.

Do subbie bricklayers pay?

No. Invited subbies confirm free; one flat price per site.