Compliance‑first construction management for UK principal contractors.
Proof expires in silence. PrinCon hears it sixty days early. Certificates, permits, RAMS and the site register in one record, with every date watched and every chase drafted.
A picture of PrinCon: the certificate register, grouped by what has lapsed and what expires within 60 days, beside today's feed, where PrinCon flags ABC Electrical's insurance and drafts the chase.
PrinCon
ABC Electrical's insurance expires in 12 days. If it lapses, all four electricians leave Harbour Street in the middle of second fix.
Chase drafted from the policy on file.
Thursday's scaffold strike at Kings Road is blocked until it's renewed.
Quay House, level 2. Signed off by D. Walsh at 16:52.
Built around the cards, tickets and rules your sites already run on
CDM 2015, HSE F10, CSCS, CPCS, NPORS, SMSTS, SSSTS, IPAF, PASMA, CISRS, COSHH, RIDDOR, CITB toolbox talks, JCT variations
How it goes wrong
The proof is everywhere. So nobody sees it go.
One missed date can send four men home and stop a trade for a week. Today the dates live in WhatsApp groups, inboxes, spreadsheets and somebody's memory. PrinCon pulls them into one record per project.
WhatsApp groups, inboxes, spreadsheets, paper and memory all feed one PrinCon record for the project: certificates, permits, RAMS, the site register and drawings.
Know
Two months out, not two days.
Cards, policies and PQQs turn amber at 60 days, because renewing insurance takes weeks. Every alert says what stops if it lapses.
Act
Every draft waits for a yes.
PrinCon drafts the chase, the permit and the next inspection from what's already on file. Nothing leaves until someone accepts it.
Prove
- 09:14Policy PL-20419 superseded by PL-20977
- 09:14Uploaded by A. Begum, checked
- 07:40Chase accepted by M. Clarke
A record nobody can rewrite without a trace.
Renewals and revisions supersede, they never overwrite. Every change keeps who made it and when.
Why PrinCon
Built the way UK sites already run.
CDM 2015 is in the product, so the right order of things is the easy one. The office gets the detail; the site gets big buttons.
Ask PrinCon
Ask in plain English. Get an answer from the record.
“Who can't start on Monday?” PrinCon checks every certificate and RAMS on the job, names the six, and drafts the chases. Variations are priced from your own past jobs, and every drafted figure waits for you to accept it.
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A picture of PrinCon answering “who can't start on Monday” with six subcontractors, beside a variation whose cost and extra days PrinCon drafted from two similar past jobs.
Answer
Six subcontractors can't start on Monday. Four are waiting on certificates and two on RAMS.
From 226 certificates and 12 RAMS, checked just now.
Do
HS-014 · VO-008
Price this variation
Rotten joists found under the unit 2 floor. Found on site, not the client's change.
- Construction phase plan issued
- Pre-construction information answered
- Site manager namedA. Khan
- Supervisor namedNot yet
A permit can't be issued before the site is ready for it.
Hot works waits for the construction phase plan, the pre-construction information and a named site manager and supervisor. PrinCon shows exactly what's missing.
Fire roll call in sixty seconds.
A QR poster at the gate. Operatives sign in without an account, so the list is live when the alarm goes.
Foremen sign without logging in.
A permit is accepted by name, on the foreman's own phone. Who signed, and when, stays on the record.
PrinCon
PrinCon drafts. You decide.
AI drafts the paperwork that eats a morning. A person still signs. Every suggestion stays marked as a draft until someone accepts it.
Made for gloves and bad signal.
Big controls, one job per screen, and nothing on the phone that belongs in the office.