Materials tracked to date by TopHat: 10,868 TopHat is playing a leading role in transforming the home building in the UK, improving quality, reducing costs and protecting the environment. The
Did you know that the building and construction industry currently accounts for 39% of global carbon emissions? And residential and commercial buildings produce about 40% of greenhouse gas emissions each
In Matrak every material, task, container, stillage, or delivery becomes its own Record and has its own associated ID number. Every record has its own record card that holds all
477 Pitt Street is an A Grade office tower in the vibrant Haymarket precinct of Sydney’s CBD. The building is both reimagining and repositioning the property as part of Sydney’s
Matrak’s QR scanner allows you to quickly find and update material and packing list information. Previously only accessible from Matrak’s mobile app, the rise of phone-free factory floor regulations we
Did you know that tracking your materials from manufacturing to installation has the power to drive supply chain transparency? How? Because materials pass many hands and are the one common
Think of materials as the glue that holds the entire construction supply chain together. Why is it the glue? Because materials pass many hands. Additionally, they’re the one common denominator
Generally, site managers take responsibility for various and increasingly complex construction projects. As the industry continues to evolve rapidly, site managers are under rising pressure to cut costs and create
Matrak’s interactive drawings allow everyone to visualise site progress and improve productivity on the job site. And provides all teams involved access to the latest revisions to easily collaborate in
If building materials were the ship, construction drawings would be steering it on where to go. Construction drawings are the lifeline of any building project. No one can build without
There are many different methods used to approach Lean construction. When looking specifically at lean methods for planning and scheduling your construction materials, the pull planning method, also known as
Lean construction has become a hot buzzword in the industry recently. Because of that, today’s construction professionals are constantly looking for new ways to “get lean”. Lean construction in a
