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From the forge
Articles, design diaries, and engineering write-ups from the LogiNestForge team.
Reporting a near miss shouldn't take twenty minutes
Fast incident and near-miss reporting from any screen — photos, video, location and the weather at the moment it happened, captured automatically.
9 Oct 2026
Site management tools that survive contact with the site
Meetings, toolbox talks, full site history and an AR site overlay — the site management tools in Utility Work X, and why each one earns its place. (146 characters)
2 Oct 2026
A risk profile before the first spade goes in
Utility Work X shows every operative a short site risk profile when they start work — past incidents in the area, customer complaints, and the day's weather. (157 characters)
25 Sept 2026
Pre-condition streetworks intelligence: the audit-ready check most software skips
Pre-condition streetworks intelligence catches permit clashes before crews deploy. Here's what it is, why it matters, and why most software ignores it.
26 Aug 2026
Why generic field service software fails utility work
Generic field service management software is sold to UK utility contractors every day. Here's why it usually fails — and what's missing.
29 Jul 2026
Concurrent users vs named licences: why utility SaaS pricing matters
Most SaaS charges per named user. UtilityWorkx charges per concurrent user. Here's why the difference matters for utility contractors with shift work.
1 Jul 2026
Why we built a compliance badge that doesn't lie
Most utility compliance dashboards show green when they shouldn't. Here's the bug we caught in our own system, and what we did about it.
17 Jun 2026
What is NRSWA compliance software?
NRSWA compliance software helps UK utility contractors meet street works obligations. Here's what it actually has to do — and why most tools don't.
5 Jun 2026
The Friday afternoon problem every utility operations director knows
Every UK utility operations director knows the Friday afternoon reconciliation problem. Here's why the industry's been stuck with it — and what comes next.
29 May 2026