SiteKit Toolbox was created by Mark Wigginton and Stuart Anderson, two engineers who spent years working at the sharp end of industry.

Before building software, Mark and Stuart worked in frontline maintenance on North Sea oil platforms, environments where safety, clarity and consistency are non-negotiable. Between them, they spent years carrying out hands-on maintenance, troubleshooting faults, supporting permits to work, completing risk assessments, managing work scopes and helping keep complex assets operating safely in demanding conditions.

Neither founder arrived in management by accident. Both progressed through the ranks from technicians to maintenance supervisors for major operators. That brought responsibility not only for delivering work, but for the systems behind it: permits to work, risk assessments, work orders, safety observations, incident investigations, materials control and the documentation that comes with high-hazard operations.

Over time, one challenge kept showing up across sites and sectors: important information was often spread across multiple places and formats. When processes rely on a mixture of spreadsheets, PDFs, email chains and separate systems, simple tasks can take longer than they should, and valuable learning can be harder to capture and share consistently. The intent is always good, keeping people safe and work controlled, but the tools don’t always make that easy.

SiteKit was built to reduce that friction.

Mark and Stuart set out to create a single, flexible platform that reflects how work actually happens on site: a digital toolbox where each module is a practical tool you can use when you need it. No unnecessary complexity, no forced workflows, just clear, consistent ways to capture information, manage actions, and produce audit-ready records.

Everything in SiteKit is shaped by real operational experience: the questions that need asked, the order things happen, and how information should flow from the frontline to supervisors and managers. They’ve lived it, so they built for it.

SiteKit isn’t a tech experiment. It’s a practical set of tools designed to support safer, smoother operations, built by people who’ve been accountable for both the work and the systems behind it.