Construction management

Rework may seem like an inevitable part of construction, but it doesn't have to be. By implementing these 5 strategies, you can significantly reduce rework and keep your projects running smoothly, on time, and within budget.

In a busy, hectic working environment like construction, paperwork and documents pile up quickly for every project. It's easy for information to go missing which could lead to costly errors or rework. Use Fieldwire for improved project management.

Demand for project managers is skyrocketing, but the world faces a widening talent gap. Learn how project management software can be a powerful tool in bridging this gap and boosting overall efficiency.

Data now plays a larger role in guiding project completion from the drawing board through the finish. Using them to guide decisions leads to better job site performance, fewer headaches and a bigger bottom line.

In a recent webinar, the Fieldwire construction team was joined by a Superintendent/QC manager from a general contractor who uses the software daily on jobsites to improve communication workflows among their team for better efficiency.

Estimating project costs correctly and managing the budget accordingly are vital to the success of your construction project. Follow these eight essential steps to prevent grave miscalculations and effectively estimate costs.

In the construction industry, change is constant and when there is disjointed communication between people working on the project it can lead to serious consequences like rework and going over budget or missing deadlines.

Also known as snag lists, punch lists have an essential role in construction reporting. Discover how a construction management app like Fieldwire can add both speed and structure to your closeout process.

What is the most common cause of rework in construction? Project teams working on different or outdated sets of paper plans. Construction industry expert, Jim Rogers, explores how going digital with your blueprints can help teams communicate...