KaelSite’s construction catalog covers 20 project types, 596 work items, 2,345 inspection links and 310 shared inspection types, helping UK construction teams organise project-specific inspections and compliance workflows
Construction projects differ in their work activities, site conditions, risks and inspection requirements. A residential new build has different priorities from a demolition project, a highway scheme or a mechanical and electrical installation. Yet every project needs reliable site records, appropriate inspections and a consistent approach to health and safety.
KaelSite is a mobile-first construction compliance app built for UK construction teams. It helps teams manage inspections, safety reporting and project paperwork across a wide range of construction projects, with workflows designed to support practical site operations and compliance processes.
From new builds and refurbishments to civil engineering, utilities and maintenance, KaelSite brings project-specific work items and associated inspections into one digital workflow.
KaelSite's project catalog covers 20 construction project types, helping teams organise their work around the nature of the project rather than relying on a single generic checklist.
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1. Residential New BuildNew houses and residential developments, with work items covering construction activities, site safety, quality checks and relevant inspections. View residential new build inspections. |
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2. Commercial New BuildOffices, retail buildings and other commercial developments that require coordinated inspections across multiple trades and construction stages. View commercial new build inspections and compliance. |
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3. Industrial / WarehouseIndustrial buildings and warehouse projects involving structural work, building services, site logistics and relevant safety checks. View industrial and warehouse inspections and compliance. |
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4. Extension / Loft ConversionDomestic extensions and loft conversions, where existing structures, new connections, access and work sequencing require careful attention. View extension and loft conversion inspections. |
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5. Renovation / RefurbishmentExisting buildings undergoing improvement, repair or modernisation, often involving occupied environments and interfaces with existing services. View renovation and refurbishment inspections. |
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6. Fit-Out / Interior WorksInternal partitions, finishes, ceilings, fixtures and related installations, with inspections suited to the work being undertaken. View fit-out and interior works inspections and compliance. |
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7. Structural AlterationsStructural modifications and associated construction activities requiring appropriate sequencing, temporary support and inspection controls. View structural alterations inspections and compliance. |
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8. Basement / UnderpinningBelow-ground construction and foundation strengthening, where excavation, ground conditions, stability and temporary works can be critical. View basement and underpinning inspections and compliance. |
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9. DemolitionBuilding dismantling and removal activities requiring appropriate planning, site controls and checks relevant to the demolition method. View demolition inspections and compliance. |
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10. RoofingRoof installation, repair and replacement, with attention to work at height, access arrangements, materials and workmanship. View roofing inspections and compliance. |
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11. Mechanical & Electrical (M&E)Mechanical systems, electrical installations, pipework, containment and building services coordination. View mechanical and electrical (M&E) inspections and compliance. |
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12. Retrofit / Energy EfficiencyEnergy improvement works such as insulation and building upgrades, with checks appropriate to the installed measures and existing building. View retrofit and energy efficiency inspections and compliance. |
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13. Fire Safety / Remedial WorksFire-safety improvements and remedial activities, including relevant checks of installed measures and recorded defects. View fire safety and remedial works inspections. |
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14. Groundworks & DrainageExcavation, foundations, drainage installations and associated below-ground activities, including checks appropriate to ground conditions and installation stages. View groundworks and drainage inspections and compliance. |
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15. Roads / HighwaysRoad construction, resurfacing and highway maintenance, with attention to work zones, traffic management and relevant construction checks. View roads and highways inspections and compliance. |
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16. Civil Engineering / InfrastructureInfrastructure and civil engineering works involving structures, earthworks, concrete and other project-specific activities. View civil engineering and infrastructure inspections and compliance. |
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17. UtilitiesUtility installation and associated work, including underground services, service routes and relevant excavation controls. View utilities inspections and compliance. |
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18. Landscaping & External WorksExternal construction, paving, planting, boundary features and other site finishing activities. View landscaping and external works inspections and compliance. |
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19. Maintenance & RepairsRoutine maintenance, reactive repairs and building upkeep, with inspection records relevant to the task and location. View maintenance and repairs inspections and compliance. |
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20. Other / GeneralA flexible category for construction activities that do not fit neatly into another project type. View other and general construction project, work items inspections and compliance |
The descriptions above illustrate typical activities in each project category. The inspections required on an individual project depend on its scope, methods, site conditions and applicable requirements.
The breadth of KaelSite's catalog is a useful starting point for organising inspection workflows across different project environments.
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☰ 20 Project types Across a range of construction activities. |
✓≡ 596 Work items Organised across the project catalog. |
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📋 2,345 Inspection links Associations between work items and inspections. |
▣ 310 Shared inspection types Inspection types reused across the catalog. |
These figures describe KaelSite's catalog specifically. They are not industry-wide statistics.
The distinction between inspection types and inspection links matters. A single inspection type may be relevant to several work items or project types. When the same inspection is linked to multiple work items, each association is counted in the total of 2,345 inspection links. The 310 figure represents shared inspection types, not 310 additional inspection links.
These figures describe KaelSite's catalog specifically. They are not industry-wide statistics.
The distinction between inspection types and inspection links matters. A single inspection type may be relevant to several work items or project types. When the same inspection is linked to multiple work items, each association is counted in the total of 2,345 inspection links. The 310 figure represents shared inspection types, not 310 additional inspection links.
Organising inspections around work items can help construction teams make their checks more relevant to the activities taking place on site.
Project-specific organisation: Work items can be arranged around the type of construction project.
Relevant inspection associations: Inspections can be linked to applicable work items instead of treated as one undifferentiated list.
Reusable inspection types: Shared inspection types can support consistency where similar checks apply across different work items.
More structured records: Digital inspection and reporting workflows can help teams record observations and maintain project documentation.
The catalog provides a structured starting point. Project teams still need to determine which checks apply to their specific work and ensure that records meet their contractual and legal obligations.
Construction inspections are one part of a broader approach to managing health, safety and quality on site. Their scope depends on the work being carried out, the risks involved, the project's management arrangements and applicable legal requirements.
In the UK, the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (CDM 2015) establish duties for relevant construction project participants. Effective project management requires appropriate planning, coordination and management of health and safety risks throughout the project lifecycle.
Digital inspection workflows can support these processes by helping teams document site observations, record issues and maintain organised project records. However, software alone does not guarantee compliance, and the appropriate inspections and records must be determined for each project.
KaelSite is designed to support construction teams with digital inspections, safety reporting and project paperwork across different project types.
A construction team working on a residential development may need different inspection workflows from a team undertaking roadworks, fire-safety remediation or utility installation.
KaelSite's project-based catalog provides a way to organise work items and their associated inspections around these differences. Teams can use the app's mobile and web workflows to support inspection and reporting activities across their projects.
KaelSite is mobile-first and designed for construction environments where connectivity can be unreliable. Core inspection and reporting workflows are available on mobile and web, while some advanced features, including full report editing and AI report drafting, are available on the web only.
The aim is to make inspection and reporting workflows more practical for teams managing different types of construction work, rather than forcing every project into the same generic process.
Different project categories create different inspection and compliance challenges. Dedicated guides can help explain the relevant work items, common site risks, inspection considerations and ways to organise project records.
The following guides are natural next steps for exploring KaelSite's project catalog:
Building construction projects
Residential new builds, commercial new builds, industrial and warehouse projects, extensions and loft conversions, refurbishments, fit-outs and structural alterations.
Specialist and high-risk construction work
Demolition, roofing, basement and underpinning works, groundworks and drainage and fire-safety remediation.
Infrastructure and external works
Roads and highways, civil engineering, utilities, landscaping and external works.
Building services and ongoing works
Mechanical and electrical installations, energy-efficiency retrofits, maintenance and repairs and other general construction work.
KaelSite's catalog covers 20 project types, ranging from residential and commercial construction to infrastructure, utilities, maintenance and specialist works.
The catalog contains 596 work items across the 20 project types. Work items help organise activities and their associated inspection requirements.
An inspection type represents a type of check. An inspection link associates that check with a work item. Because one inspection type can be reused across multiple work items, the catalog contains 2,345 inspection links and 310 shared inspection types.
Yes. Where an inspection is relevant to multiple work items, the same inspection type can be shared across the catalog. The appropriate checks still depend on the specific work, site conditions and applicable requirements.
KaelSite supports digital inspections, safety reporting and project paperwork for UK construction teams. These workflows can help organise compliance-related records, but project teams remain responsible for meeting their legal and contractual obligations.
Yes. KaelSite is a mobile-first app with core inspection and reporting workflows available on mobile and web. Some advanced features, including full report editing and AI report drafting, are web-only.
From a small refurbishment to a major infrastructure project, construction teams need practical ways to manage inspections, report safety issues and maintain project paperwork.
KaelSite brings together 20 project types, 596 work items and 2,345 inspection links in a catalog designed for varied construction environments. By organising inspections around relevant work items, it provides a structured foundation for digital inspection and reporting workflows across UK construction projects.
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