on site
At the location
On site means at the location in question, as opposed to elsewhere.
Work done on site happens at the actual place rather than remotely: The technician will need to come on site to fix it.
On-site (hyphenated) works as an adjective: on-site parking, on-site childcare.
The phrase contrasts with off site or remote.
- facilitySkill or equipped premises
- in-personActually there, bodily
- assemblyConstructing from components
- constructionProcess of building something
- installationProcess of putting in
hard hat · inspection · walk through · face-to-face · equipment · location · scheduling · safety gear · safety briefing · machinery · troubleshooting · in situ · mobilization · premises · staffing · deployment · field · venue
- workplacehours, cubicle, desk job, holiday party, desk
- Status phrasesat home, in town, in transit, at sea, in flight
- constructionhammer, building, beam, beams, concrete
- availabilityavailable, unavailable, sold out, in stock, out of stock
- real worldphysical reality, daily life, lived experience, real life, natural world