Offsight customer Fullerton Building Systems, is a third-generation, family-owned business that has evolved over its 75 year history from a lumber provider to a state of the art commercial prefabricator. Some of their retail projects include quick serve restaurants (QSRs) like Starbucks, Taco Bell, Chick Fil A, and convenience stores including Circle K.   

Retail projects can greatly benefit from the speed and cost efficiencies of prefab by accelerating the build time and enabling earlier openings for faster return on investment (ROI). Furthermore, retail chains maintain similarities in look and design which can be a strong fit for industrialized construction, which leverages repeatable manufacturing processes. 

In this case study, we review how Fullerton Building Systems leverages Offsight’s Production & Quality Tracking and Reporting & Auditing capabilities to manage multiple projects from the shop floor and provide regular progress updates to executives and other project stakeholders.

With Offsight’s Production & Quality Tracking feature set, Fullerton Building Systems tracks production progress as multiple wood frame panels are manufactured and assembled for their retail projects. Operators select the specific panel they are working on, review the current progress and record crucial assembly tasks that are completed in real time.