Project management, time tracking, equipment, and safety in one mobile tool built for construction companies.

Construction operations

Built for Construction Project Managers

A task can be on the schedule and still lack a crew, an available machine, or a finished prerequisite. CrewView connects the project plan with people, equipment, and field updates so you can coordinate what the next shift actually needs.

Your role in CrewView

Turn the project plan into assigned work

Keep timelines, responsibilities, and field records together. When conditions change, you can review the affected work and adjust the plan with the people doing it.

01

Map the sequence

Define tasks and dependencies, then use Gantt charts to see how work fits together. Review downstream tasks when a prerequisite moves.

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02

Coordinate the crew

Assign employees and crews to the work and revise assignments when staffing needs change. Field employees can check current job details on mobile.

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03

Check equipment readiness

Review asset status and assignments alongside the crew plan. Find out whether the equipment needed for the task is available or committed elsewhere.

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A practical workflow

Handle a changed plan without losing the job context

Consider a delayed inspection that pushes back tomorrow's task. CrewView gives you the project and resource records to work through the consequences.

Review what depends on the delayed work

Open the timeline and review the task sequence. Identify the work that must wait and the work that can continue. Dependencies and current task status help you explain the change to supervisors instead of sending an isolated revised date.

Move people and equipment together

Check the crews and assets assigned to the affected tasks before committing them to another job. Revise the employee assignment and review the equipment transfer needed to support it. The revised plan is more useful when it accounts for both the people and the tools required to begin work.

Use field updates to confirm progress

Review task completion, mobile form submissions, and photo documentation with the supervisor. Keep project files available with the work so field teams have the context they need. Ask for an update where the record does not yet explain whether the next task can start.

Carry actual hours into the next review

Compare the revised assignment with time recorded against the project and task. Use production reports to discuss what the crew completed during that period. This helps you explain the impact of the change and gives the next scheduling decision a better starting point than the original plan alone.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Questions about CrewView for your team

Can CrewView manage task dependencies?

Yes. CrewView includes task dependencies and visual Gantt timelines so project managers can review sequencing and the effect of schedule changes.

Can the field access project information on mobile?

Yes. Field teams can access current assignments and project details, submit forms, and provide progress documentation through the mobile app.

How does project planning connect to timecards?

CrewView keeps project assignments and time records in the same platform. Employees record hours by project and task, giving managers context when reviewing the work and the labor it used.

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