The look
The client sees this look on screen and in the PDF.
Letter
Tube Docket
The working docket a chargehand already uses.
Quiet Letter
Wide margins and a single hairline.
Centred Plate
The firm name sits in the middle, like a letterhead.
Editorial Sheet
A large name, then a quiet table.
Serif Account
A formal account for the main contractor.
Site
Bay Rail
An amber rail down the left, like a ledger.
Ledger Band
A dark band for the firm, then the lifts.
Ticket
Transom Ticket
A stub the site manager can keep.
Board Invoice
Boards, ties, and the week they cover.
Formal
Coupler Account
A double rule, for the account that has to last.
Stair Tower
A tall mast for a tall job.
Loading Bay
The bay, the hoist, and the price beside them.
Chimney Mast
For the stack that needed its own scaffold.
Netting Night
A night sheet for a floodlit elevation.
Hoist Strip
A high-vis strip across the top.
Books
Tie Schedule
The ties named, then the money.
Design Brief
The brief and the fee on one sheet.
Handover Note
The certificate the client signs.
Weekly Hire
The hire week, the bays, the total.
Extra Hire
The week that ran on.
Adapt Sheet
A lift added, a bay moved, a price changed.
Strike Sheet
Struck, carted, and closed.
Temporary Roof
The roof, the sheeting, the week.
Edge Protection
Metres of edge, priced in a rail.
Access Tower
A tower ticket for a short hire.
Independent
The tied independent, bay by bay.
Putlog
A short elevation, a short sheet.
Birdcage
The deck in the middle of the page.
Crash Deck
A dark sheet for a deck over a public way.
Hoarding
The line of hoarding and the hire behind it.
Studio
Site Banner
The firm name large enough for the gate.
Brass Plate
A plate for the contract account.
Hazard Strip
High-vis, then the lines.
Night Sheet
The sheet that goes out after the light drops.