Piling & foundations
Keep the rig moving with concrete, reo and access in sync.
A piling rig is the most expensive thing standing still on a site — every hour it waits on a late truck or a blocked access is money gone. SiteLive books the pile sequence with its concrete, reo and access windows so the rig moves pile to pile without a gap.
What you get
- Pile sequence booked with concrete and reo deliveries
- Clash alerts so access and the rig aren't stranded
- Deliveries timed to the pour window, not the day
- Rig and crew lookahead to keep utilisation high
- Pile records and pour sign-offs captured against each pile
- Invited subbie piling crews confirm their slots for free
How it works
- 1Sequence the piles
The pile plan becomes a booked sequence, so concrete, reo and access line up pile by pile.
- 2Protect the access
Clash detection stops another trade blocking the rig's access during your sequence.
- 3Record each pile
Pile logs and pour sign-offs are captured against each pile for the geotechnical record.
FAQ
Can deliveries follow the pile sequence?
Yes. Concrete and reo are booked to each pour window in the pile order, so trucks arrive as the rig reaches them.
How is rig utilisation improved?
Booking the sequence with its access and deliveries removes the gaps where a rig sits idle waiting on a truck or a blocked haul road.
Where do pile records live?
Pile logs and pour sign-offs are captured against each pile and flow into the site records.
Do subbie piling crews pay?
No. Invited subbies confirm free; one flat price per site.
SiteLive for your trade
Card required. Cancel before day 7 and pay nothing. Invited subbies confirm for free.