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The surface water aspect of your site is often a key environmental risk on major projects. Most projects monitor this risk via attended measurements and laboratory analysis, which provide the data needed - but it can be time-consuming and leaves your water data fragmented, and isolated, from othe... Read More

Understanding trends in site data, across all aspects, is a core component of successfully managing your environmental impact. SiteHive's Reporting page has just been updated to help significantly with this task, now showing trends across all parameters for key aspects. For Dust... Read More

An increasing number of SiteHive users are managing multiple sites, often across broad geographic areas. Especially with the prominence of working from home, being able to see, and action, site activity remotely is a key feature of SiteHive. This is now even easier, with the release of the SiteHi... Read More

Understanding existing environmental conditions, especially noise levels, is a critical component of a pro-active approach to managing the impact of works. Commonly referred to as 'background levels', and 'rating background levels' or RBLs in NSW, they often guide the noise limits... Read More

Creating rules in SiteHive to automatically monitor your noise and dust thresholds has recently got a whole lot easier. Your Construction Environmental Management Plan likely includes a range of criteria, based on different measurement periods (e.g. daily dust rules vs 15 minute noise rules). Sit... Read More