SiteSightJob-site knowledge for field service crews
Parking, access instructions, equipment, hazards, customer preferences, photos, SOPs, and “how we do this job” stay with the site so the next crew doesn't have to guess, call the office, or relearn it.
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Miller Residence
142 Maple Street
Job notes
Notes from last visit
The next crew opens the job. The information is already there — nobody has to call the office.
Three familiar jobs. The point is the same: stop making each crew relearn the same site.
What the experienced worker knows
Park on the side street, not the driveway. Leave the invoice in the mailbox. Homeowner works nights.
Where SiteSight keeps it
In SiteSight those customer and access instructions sit on the job, not in a text from last season.
What the experienced worker knows
Water shutoff is behind the fake rock. Soft wash this siding — the last crew etched a patch using too much pressure.
Where SiteSight keeps it
In SiteSight a photo and a note save the next crew a hunt and a damaged surface.
What the experienced worker knows
Best place to park at the hospital job is the loading dock on 4th. Street parking gets towed. Badge in at the east desk.
Where SiteSight keeps it
In SiteSight the parking, dock, and building-access notes ride with the recurring site.
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Keep what the last crew learned with the job — instructions, equipment, hazards, SOPs, notes, photos, and conditions.
Stops this: Showing up with an address and nothing else.
Gate on the left, park on Maple, ask for Maria at the desk. Job-specific access stays with the site.
Stops this: Leaving behind the ladder, tool, chemical, or equipment this site requires.
The list for this job is already attached. Load the truck once.
Stops this: Discovering known site hazards after the crew arrives.
Known site hazards are on the job before anyone steps out. SiteSight records what your crew has already learned — it does not certify that work is safe.
Stops this: Every crew doing the same recurring work differently.
How this company does this job, attached so people actually follow it.
Stops this: Site knowledge disappearing when the experienced employee is unavailable or leaves.
Parking, pets, preferences, and “last time we found…” stay on the job.
Stops this: Checking job and weather information in separate places before field work.
When your company adds a weather key, current conditions sit next to the job instead of in a separate app. SiteSight does not decide whether work is permitted.
Stops this: Calling the office because the information is somewhere else.
Open the job on a phone or tablet. SiteSight can be installed as a PWA from the browser so the crew is not hunting through texts for the same details.
1. Create the job
Add the address and the site.
2. Attach what the crew needs
Equipment, hazards, and SOPs.
3. Capture what experience teaches
Notes, photos, access details, and customer or site preferences.
4. The next crew opens the job
The information is already there.
Invite your crew into the same SiteSight company workspace. Everyone works from the same job information while the owner controls who can view or edit company data.
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