Piling project

A piling project involves the installation of deep foundations called piles to support structures such as buildings, bridges, and highways. Piles are driven, drilled, or cast into the ground to transfer the load from the structure to deeper, more stable layers of soil or rock.

Absolutely! Sablono is specifically designed to meet the needs of construction projects, including piling projects. Our software can help you plan, manage, and adapt to the unique challenges of piling construction.

Sablono provides clarity and a single source of truth, allowing you to understand the status of works without wasting time. With features like real-time progress updates, automated notifications, and streamlined workflows, you can cut down on documentation time and improve overall project efficiency.

Yes, you can! Sablono allows you to capture processes in reusable templates and plan your workflows down to the most granular detail. You can define activities, responsibilities, sign-offs, hold points, QA checklists, and more to ensure that your workflows align with your specific project requirements.

Sablono offers embedded QA checklists, the ability to attach notes and photos as evidence, and a quality audit trail to create a fully accountable, connected digital record of all quality-related data. With these features, you can ensure that quality and compliance standards are built into your workflows and consistently met throughout your piling project.

There are several types of piles used in piling projects, including driven piles (such as steel H-piles or timber piles), bored piles (also known as drilled piles), auger cast-in-place piles, and micropiles. The choice of pile type depends on factors like soil conditions, load requirements, and site constraints.