on-sitework

noun
UK /ɒn saɪt wɜːk/
US /ɑːn saɪt wɝːk/

Work that you do at the place where you are supposed to be, not at home.

The builders do on-sitework at the new school every morning.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A job that must be done at a particular place, like a building or a factory.

Her on-sitework at the hospital starts at seven.

3. Work done at the customer's location instead of your own company.

The repairman's on-sitework took two hours.

4. Being physically present at a work site rather than working remotely.

The team prefers on-sitework for big projects.