As reported on Reuters
OnSight Inc., a technology company focused on project productivity performance software for the construction industry, today announced their newest web-based product offering, ZoomPMC. ZoomPMC allows customers to capture relevant job-site data and then track labor and materials consumption against a budget and a project timeline.
ZoomPMC uses the best of today`s technology to capture various job-site data points via an easy to use interface installed on a smartphone that allows users to "zoom-in" on job-site information. This information has a direct impact on production and includes data related to labor/tasks, change orders, delay types, and materials/equipment usage - to name a few.
In addition, using GPS technology, all collected data is properly recorded to the right job-site every time -- a huge feat that was largely unobtainable until now. Once data is collected, it is immediately transmitted where it is processed, compared to project budgets and timelines, and then presented to the customer in simple web-based consoles.
ZoomPMC benefits include:
- increased productivity
- reduction in labor costs
- on-time-on-budget delivery
- more accurate job costing and estimating
- shorter payroll processing times
- greater ability to manage more projects at the same time with less executive oversight
- reduced workers compensation costs through a task-tied-to-class code association
ZoomPMC is designed to remove the guesswork and address a variety of serious challenges facing an industry that has long been overlooked by technology. Will McCuen, chief operating officer of OnSight, recalls, "When visiting construction sites, we repeatedly heard from subcontractors that were frustrated over bad data and the length of time to reconcile payroll as a result. And, as their people, materials, and equipment constantly moved from job to job, tracking true job costs became nearly impossible. With ZoomPMC, OnSight gave them control over labor - their biggest expense - and helped them process payroll faster and develop more accurate job estimates."