BAM Nuttall has selected Manchester based WorkMobile award-winning mobile data capture solution to assist with a new project in the Antartic.
Construction and civil engineering specialists, BAM Nuttall, will be developing a new wharf in the Antarctic, as part of a £100m upgrade of the Rothera research station.
The 50-strong team will spend two Antarctic summers dismantling the old 60m wharf and building the new 74m one to house a new vessel, on behalf of the British Antarctic Survey Expedition.
BAM Nuttall adopted the WorkMobile tool to replace paper-based methods of data collection with mobile form solutions, in order to improve efficiencies and productivity.
Field engineers will be able to capture data in real time, such as completing digitalised forms, taking photographs and videos and capuring signatures, all while on site.
Due to the remote nature of the work basic services, such as internet connectivity and mobile phone signals, will not be available, making capturing and transmitting data extremely difficult.
However, using a localised WorkMobile server, workers will be able to collect and store the information in the cloud for the duration of the project.
When the team returns to the UK, they will be able to download the data and automatically generate the necessary reports and compliance documents needed for the work that was undertaken.
Continue reading WorkMobile powers Antarctica project for BAM Nuttall at SPECIFIER REVIEW.
source https://specifierreview.com/2018/11/08/workmobile-powers-bam-nuttall-antarctica-project/
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