Managing Multiple Construction Job Sites
How to keep attendance, tasks, and reports organized when the company runs several sites at once.
Read Full Guidearrow_forwardFastBuild task management lets supervisors create tasks, assign them to crew members, and track progress through a clear status workflow from to-do to done, with priorities and due dates.
Field work rarely follows a static plan, so tasks need to be easy to create, assign, and update from a phone. FastBuild gives supervisors a task list per site, with the ability to create a task, assign it to a specific crew member, set a priority and a due date, and attach a short description.
Each task moves through a defined workflow: to-do, in progress, review, and done. Workers update their tasks as they complete the work, and supervisors can see at a glance which work is moving and which work is stuck.
Tasks can be filtered by priority, status, and site, which keeps the list usable even when a company runs several projects at once. Overdue tasks are highlighted, and completed tasks feed directly into the daily report for that site, so the reporting layer and the task layer always agree.
Tasks that are no longer relevant can be deactivated instead of deleted, which preserves the history while keeping the active list clean.
For Canadian construction operations, task management in FastBuild closes the loop between planning and execution: the same data that keeps crews moving also feeds the daily report and the payroll hours review.
Close out every workday with a structured report built from real site data.
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