Industries / Telecoms
Telecoms crews, with accreditation and streetworks checked.
Book crews, hold operator accreditation and streetworks units, record the work, and pay and bill from it.
Accreditation is held per operator, so a crew is only booked onto work it is approved for.
Only approved crews get booked.
Our system holds operator accreditation and streetworks units against each person and checks them before work is allocated, so a crew is never sent to a job it is not approved for.
Accreditation held per operator
Approval for one network is held separately from approval for another, and our software checks the right one for the job. It stops a crew being put on work they are not approved to do.
Streetworks checked the same way
Opening the highway is the same regime whether the duct carries fibre or water, and our system checks the units against each person on the booking.
Work recorded per pass
Which crew, which route, which day, against the cost code. Your build report and your application then come from the same records.
A regional build, several gangs deep.
Rollout is subcontracted further than most work and the operator holds you responsible for all of it. Our system keeps accreditation and progress in one view.
Subcontract and keep visibilityIn build
You can pass work to gangs you do not employ and still see who is approved for this operator today. It saves finding out on site.
One submission for the buildIn build
Passes and hours from every gang against the same codes, submitted once rather than collated first.
Gangs paid for accepted workIn build
Your suppliers are self-billed from the passes your client accepted, so what you are paid for and what you pay out cannot drift apart.
Price work and day rate on one timesheet.
Some passes are priced and some days are day rate. Our system handles both on the same timesheet, so you are not running two systems that disagree.
Both ways of paying, together
Priced passes and day rate sit on one timesheet and feed one payslip and one invoice. Nothing has to be combined by hand at the end of the week.
Know who is approved for whom
Our software tracks which of your people are accredited for which operator and who is about to lapse. It is usually the thing that decides whether you can take the work at all.
Away work priced properly
Lodge, travel and standby go on the rate card rather than through expenses, so a week away does not turn into a week of admin.
What we check in telecoms
Accreditation per operator
Approval for one network is held separately from approval for another, and the booking checks the right one.
Streetworks units
Held per person and checked on the booking, the same as on any other highway work.
The schemes, and how each card gets checked
Set up already, with the awarding body and the way each card is checked.
- Checked and recorded
NRSWA / SWQR
Streetworks units for operatives and supervisors, on their own register. Signing and guarding is a separate unit from excavation.
- Checked and recorded
CITB
Site Safety Plus — the supervisor and manager courses, and the touchstone health, safety and environment test.
And these, added as data
Added during setup, and checked the same way as the ones above.
- Operator accreditation — Network-specific approval to work on that infrastructure. Held per operator, and the thing most likely to stop a crew.
- Poling and overhead — Pole-top work, ladder and rescue competences.
- Confined space — For duct, chamber and joint box work.
Roles we set up most often
Requirements attach to the role, so the check runs on every booking. Your own list is set up during onboarding.
- Fibre engineer
- Splicing and testing competence, plus the operator accreditation for the network.
- Copper jointer
- Jointing competence, and the operator accreditation.
- Overhead / poling engineer
- Pole-top competence and rescue, with the height and ladder training behind it.
- Underground / duct engineer
- Confined space at the right level, plus streetworks units.
- Civils gang operative
- Streetworks units for the work being done.
- Rigger
- Rigging competence and working at height, for masts and rooftops.
What we can show you today
Telecoms is set up during onboarding with your own roles and cards. We will show you the same system running for construction, rail or warehousing first.
Send us your requirements
Send us the cards and checks your telecoms sites ask for. We will set them up in Bonim and show you the checks running.