7 Reasons to Shift Away from Paper-Based Material Management in the Construction Sector
Paper-based systems are inherently prone to human error. Misplaced orders, lost documents, and data entry errors can significantly impact project timelines and budgets. Digital material management systems, however, offer real-time data entry and retrieval, reducing errors and increasing accuracy. For example, using smart tech waste materials can be tracked accurately from site pick up to waste facility. This not only minimises the risk of issues but also streamlines operations, making the management and audit process 100's more efficient.
How Hub360 Supports Accurate Scope 3 Emission Measurements in the Construction Industry
The construction industry faces significant challenges in managing Scope 3 emissions, which include all indirect emissions (both upstream and downstream) that occur in the value chain of the reporting company, excluding scope 2 emissions. These can be emissions associated with the transportation of materials, waste disposal, and even the use of sold products. Understanding and controlling these emissions is not only critical for environmental sustainability but also increasingly for compliance with evolving regulations and standards.
HUB360 - Addressing Challenges in Construction Waste Management (C&DW) for a Circular Economy
The European Environment Agency (EEA) has identified significant challenges in Construction and Demolition Waste (C&DW) management that need to be addressed, these are challenges where the Hub360 Platform emerges as a strategic solution.
Construction and Demolition Waste Management - Why did the Eu changed the definition of Backfilling ?
The change in the definition of backfilling in the revised Waste Framework Directive of 2018 reflects the need to address the quality and environmental impact of recovery operations related to construction and demolition waste (C&DW). The original definition, as per Commission Decision 2011/753/EU, described backfilling as a recovery operation where suitable waste is used for reclamation or engineering purposes in excavated areas or landscaping, serving as a substitute for non-waste materials.
Sean O'Neill's Visionary Leadership: Guiding Moyglare Sand & Gravel toward Efficiency and Sustainability with the Implementation of Hub360
In a recent video, Sean O'Neill, Operations Director at Moyglare Sand and Gravel, talked about how he successfully introduced the Hub360 App. His adept handling of change made the transition smooth while his proactive leadership has proven to be a game-changer, significantly optimising operations while fostering an overwhelmingly positive impact throughout the company.
Unlocking Tech in Construction: HUB360's Blueprint for Overcoming Resistance and Driving Change
As the construction industry embraces digital transformation, a notable challenge emerges from an older cohort within the workforce resistant to adopting new technologies. This resistance hinders the industry's seamless integration of digital tools. HUB360, having encountered this concern regularly, draws from firsthand experience to overcome these barriers and drive significant change.
Why Prioritising Digital Solutions for Construction & Demolition Waste Management is Essential?
Ireland’s updated Waste Management guidelines for Construction & Demolition Projects 2021 prioritises the adoption of a circular economy, emphasising reuse and recycling over disposal. This means tracking, tracing and auditing of the movement of Construction materials where the developer must “maintain records for all resource material which is used on site and leaves the site, either for reuse, recycling, energy recovery, backfilling or other recovery or disposal on third party sites” as laid out in the EPA Best Practice Guideline 2021 - for the preparation of resource & waste management plans for construction & demolition projects.
Paperless Delivery Transformation in the Construction Sector: Real Success Stories
Suzie Norris has been working in Moyglare Sand & Gravel for the past 24 years. The company recently onboarded the HUB360 Tipper App Solution which means they now run a completely paperless delivery business and in this video Suzie gives a first-hand account of her experience getting setup and using the system
Christy O’Neill, owner of Moyglare Sand & Gravel explains how HUB360 has future proofed his business
Christy O’Neill of Moyglare describes how the implementation of Hub360 has significantly improved Moyglare's delivery processes by automating tasks, promoting collaboration, and ensuring immediate access to accurate records for all stakeholders involved. This systematic approach not only enhances operational efficiency but also boosts customer satisfaction and contributes to a more sustainable approach to record-keeping.
Understanding the ease and efficiency digital PODs bring to Tipper & Bulk sectors
The advent of technology has transformed various industries, and the tipper & bulk sector is no exception. With the introduction of the Tipper & Bulk App and its digital Proof of Delivery (POD) feature, life has become significantly easier for all stakeholders involved. In this blog post, we will explore how the Tipper & Bulk App revolutionizes operations by offering a digital POD solution, benefiting drivers, businesses, and customers alike.
Revolutionise Your Tipper Truck Operations: Experience Seamless Efficiency with the HUB360 Tipper Truck APP!
HUB360’s Tipper Truck APP offers numerous benefits that make it a highly effective tool for managing tipper truck operations. Here are some key features that highlight why the APP is so good:
What’s Expected from The Building Industry Operators in Ireland to Ensure Sub-contracted Drivers & Vehicles Meet their Scope 3 Obligations & Find Out How HUB360 Tipper Truck Application Helps?
In the building industry, meeting Scope 3 emissions requirements when using 3rd drivers and trucks means considering the indirect greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions associated with the transportation of goods and services of those 3rd parties i.e. Scope 3 emissions are indirect emissions that occur throughout the entire value chain of an organisation's activities, including those that are not directly owned or controlled by the organization.