off-site work
nounUK /ˌɒf saɪt ˈwɜːk/
US /ˌɔːf saɪt ˈwɝːk/
Work you do somewhere other than your usual office or workplace.
Since the office closed, our team has been doing off-site work from home.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A job task carried out at a client's location instead of the company's building.
The engineers did off-site work at the construction site all week.
3. A company event or meeting held away from the main office.
The annual planning session was off-site work at a hotel conference room.
4. Employment that happens outside a central workplace, such as in a field or branch office.
Field sales staff often do off-site work while visiting customers.