SEMICONDUCTOR & DATA CENTER
Real-time visibility into hook-up progress, workforce attendance and man-hours across semiconductor FAB and data center construction
In semiconductor FAB and data center construction, schedules are compressed around equipment move-in dates and thousands of workers from multiple subcontractors are deployed daily. DTSolution builds and operates Unifier-based PMIS for major high-tech construction sites in Korea — from daily work reports, workforce attendance and man-hour aggregation to hook-up process management — so owners and subcontractors work from the same data.
INDUSTRY OUTLOOK
AI demand keeps expanding construction investment in semiconductors and data centers. SEMI projects global 300mm fab equipment spending to grow 18% to $133 billion in 2026, and large fab projects such as the Yongin semiconductor cluster keep breaking ground in Korea. The Korean data center market is projected to grow from about KRW 10 trillion in 2026 to about KRW 22 trillion by 2031. Compressed schedules tied to equipment move-in dates and large-scale workforce deployment are the baseline of this market — and day-level control of workforce and process data decides project outcomes.
PAIN POINTS
Equipment move-in dates dictate the entire schedule backwards, and rush work occurs constantly
With thousands of workers from multiple subcontractors each day, manual attendance and man-hour tracking cannot keep up
Post-move-in hook-up work — piping, electrical and gas connections — is fragmented by tool and area, making progress hard to track
Owners, contractors and subcontractors report in separate formats, so numbers differ at every aggregation point
OUR APPROACH
Daily work reports entered by subcontractors roll up automatically into weekly and monthly reports
Integrated with gate access records, daily attendance and man-hours are confirmed by trade and company
Business processes are structured by hook-up tool and area, managing progress and inspection in the system
Weekly and monthly reports print directly from system data, eliminating manual consolidation