Anywhere vehicles and people share ground.
SitePilot was shaped on Tier 1 civil sites, and that's where it's deepest. But the living plan works the same anywhere a site changes faster than its paperwork — one product, tuned per industry.
Civil construction
Where SitePilot was born. VMPs, PMPs and work-zone communication for infrastructure projects — haul routes that change weekly, subbies who arrive daily, and auditors who ask what was in force on the day.
Update after every site change, republish in minutes — the gate QR always serves the current revision.
Compound Display puts the current plan on the wall for every briefing.
Version history with approvals answers the regulator's first question in one click.
Distribution & logistics
High-movement yards and docks where the traffic plan is permanent but never static — new tenants, changed dock allocations, seasonal peaks. The same living plan, running continuously instead of per-project.
Visiting drivers scan at the gatehouse and see routes, dock rules and exclusion zones before entering the yard.
Exclusion-zone alerts with escalation cover the areas signage alone never held.
Org-wide templates and legends keep every facility's plan consistent.
Major events
Temporary precincts with compressed timelines — bump-in, show days, bump-out are three different sites in one week. Scheduled publish and expiry mean each phase's plan goes live exactly on cue.
Bump-in routes expire at gates-open; the crowd-phase plan publishes itself.
Hundreds of one-time contractors get the plan by SMS — no inductions into an app.
Scheduled deliveries arrive knowing gate, route and dock before they leave the depot.
Forestry
Harvest plans and access routes across estates that change with every coupe — and crews spread over thousands of hectares with no site office in sight. The plan travels in the browser, wherever there's a bar of signal.
Drone and aerial survey layers under every haul road and landing.
Crews see their own GPS position against boundaries and exclusion areas.
Reroute after weather or works and every truck sees it on the next scan.
Also on ground we know
The same plan-publish-position loop is running or piloting in adjacent sectors. If your site has vehicles, people and a map, it fits.
Show us your site.
Whatever the industry, the demo is the same: your ground, your plan, live in 30 minutes.