Digital Works Supervision System
Digital Works Supervision System
Digital Works Supervision System (DWSS) is a web-based centralised portal of collecting construction works information and managing
the workflows of site activities. It has been one of the best and latest solutions for RISC, site diary, site safety, cleansing
inspection, labour return record, and contract management.
In response to the HKSAR Government’s implementation of “Construction 2.0”, Hanison has integrated DWSS into some of our hosing construction projects. It facilitates the flow of information among different concerned parties, and enables timely reporting and alert of the progress and performance of works.
In response to the HKSAR Government’s implementation of “Construction 2.0”, Hanison has integrated DWSS into some of our hosing construction projects. It facilitates the flow of information among different concerned parties, and enables timely reporting and alert of the progress and performance of works.
CASE STUDY
Effective Project Management with Real-time Monitoring
DWSS is a web-based centralised portal of collecting construction works' information and managing the workflows of site activities.
It is also being implemented to enhance quality control, safety, and reporting. This system includes modules for daily site records,
safety inspections, and labour returns, all aimed at maintaining high standards of site management and worker safety.
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We constructed a domestic block (85 metres) with 31 storeys (248units) on a 3-storey podium (G/F, P1/F and P2/F) including acovered
landscape and play area on P2/F, an estate management office and other ancillary facilities on P1/F, as well as a carpark on G/F.
The works also included landscape works from G/F to P2/F with subsoil drainage systems and Zero Irrigation System (ZIS).
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BIM also successfully tackled the challenges of the curved ceiling design, which consists of different freeform ceiling panels.
Taking advantage of digital design tools such as curvature analysis, different types of ceiling panels were categorised early in
the fabrication stage, ensuring the right fabrication method was precisely conducted, workmanship thus improved and costs were
accurately estimated.
