Access Control – For Real Jobsites
Access Control – For Real Jobsites

It’s easy to provide “Access Control” for job sites. A turnstile or entry point, a web interface, and you’re on your way. The challenge remains, that as construction sites become more complex, coordination becomes more integral and safety requirements are an ever increasing reality… How do you actively, and proactively, manage access on your project? Enter Trimble CrewSight.
As a leader within intelligent and customized Access Control solutions. Trimble CrewSight begins with the reality that no two projects are the same. In fact, every project is unique, and when it comes to access control and personnel management, this unique considerations largely dictate the success of any access control solution. In light of this reality, Trimble CrewSight is a completely customized solution that BuildingPoint tailors specifically for your project scope and goals.
More than just a turnstile or single access point, Trimble CrewSight can easily accommodate the many nuances of a modern worksite. From vehicle entry lanes, to off-site shuttles, to extensive crew management capabilities that can scale numerous decks and zones, CrewSight is a single system that can easily unify your entire access control initiative.
Additionally, as a part of the Trimble family of Construction Solutions, you can easily leverage this powerful dataset in a number of creative and powerful ways, including Location Breakdown Structures (LBS), utilization assessments, and even emergency muster management.
But that’s just the beginning. To learn more about Trimble CrewSight, reach out to your BuildingPoint representative, or simply click below to request more information.

In construction, costs matter. Over the past 20+ years, Trimble Prolog has earned the reputation for providing contractors with the most comprehensive toolbox for effectively managing and measuring project costs throughout the entire project lifecycle. With best-in-class customizable reporting, and truly granular cost structures, contractors can leverage Trimble Prolog to record, report, and analyze costs.
In much the same way that PCOs can impact budgetary constraints, effectively distributing drawing revisions to sub contractors is equally important in managing costs. Drawing revisions are easily documented and managed within Trimble Prolog. This allows for complete visibility and accountability when discussing project changes and cost deviations for revised scope. Or when existing conditions conflict with expectations.
Much like issue tracking, RFI responses can easily be categorized and costed, meaning that input from project stakeholders can be evaluated and effectively managed to incorporate the most competitive cost scenario for the project.

There's no shortage of tools available to construction estimators. From traditional spreadsheets to completely customized solutions, the choices available are as broad as they are varied in features and capabilities. With WinEst, Trimble has created a cost-planning tool that starts with a single focus – you.
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