The Camera Has Always Stopped at Eye Level. Now It Doesn’t.
You show up with your 360 camera, walk every corner your legs can reach, and capture everything at eye level. You get good coverage. But on every construction project using 360 capture, there is an elevation the camera has never reached. No one on the ground can get there. Not for lack of thinking about it, but because no body can get there. Track3D’s […]
Total Float vs Free Float in Construction Scheduling: A Practical Guide
Float is how much time a construction activity can slip before it starts causing problems either for the project end date or for the next task in line. Knowing which type of float you are looking at changes how you act on it. Key Takeaway What Is Total Float in Construction? Total float, sometimes called […]
Back Charges in Construction: All You Need to Know
Construction projects are messy. Even when everything is carefully planned, things can still go wrong on-site. A trade misses a deadline. Work gets done incorrectly. Someone damages finished work, and suddenly another crew has to step in to fix the problem. That is where back charges come in. In fact, as per industry numbers, rework […]
Construction Project Closeout Documents: What Every Team Needs Before Handover
Project closeout documents refer to all the records, diagrams, approvals, warranties, and other information required for a smooth transition of a finished project from contractors to owners. It might look relatively easy on paper. After all, the building is done, the project has been inspected and approved, and now the owner gets access to it. […]