We wanted to sum up for you the main benefits of the current mobile technology out there on construction.
- Better record keeping. Data collection can be done in real time. Information can easily be sent from the site to a project manager. With a cloud-based system, everyone can file timecards, daily reports, information requests, work records, and more through a phone or tablet.
- Eliminating paper and pens. No more piles of paper and clutter. No more carrying around files and boxes. Everything is stored in a mobile device. With less paper, there is less chance of miscommunication, errors, and documents being lost. Less waiting.
- Bridges the gap between the field and office. Once information is entered, it can be immediately viewed in the office, so everyone is on the same page. The project is sped up this way and less mistakes occur.
- Promotes health and safety. The information captured from drones, heavy machinery, and smart hard hats are all to boost productivity and safety and improve a project’s efficiency. The OSHA heat safety tool app monitors the risk level faced by workers over heat-related illnesses. The Occupational Health and Safety Administration’s tool reminds site workers to drink enough fluids, schedule rest breaks, plan for and inform them over what to do with a potential emergency and train them on how to spot heat-related illnesses and symptoms.
Technology is making construction work easier and more efficient and this will continue to occur as technology advances.
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