GPS Time Tracking for Construction

GPS time tracking for construction adds location to the attendance record. Instead of only recording when a worker checked in, it records where the check-in happened and validates it against the site boundary.

Each construction site has a geofence: a virtual boundary defined by a center point and a radius. When a worker's phone reports a check-in inside the boundary, the session is valid. Outside the boundary, the session is flagged as an exception and a manager is notified.

The value is a verifiable time record. Disputes over hours become conversations about the record rather than about memory. For multi-site companies, GPS attendance also answers where each worker was, not just when.

GPS time tracking does not replace supervision. It gives supervisors a precise record to review, so their time goes to exceptions instead of transcription.

FastBuild implements GPS time tracking with per-site geofences, GPS exceptions that appear in the daily report, and attendance that feeds the payroll period.