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Construction Progress Photo Management
This document discusses how to effectively manage and share construction progress photos. It introduces a website service that allows users to organize photos by location, week, and time lapse in order to provide weekly site tours and document the construction schedule. The service provides controlled access for project teams and is a more organized alternative to sharing photos via email. It also recommends how to properly take progress photos.
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- 2. Construction Photography ManagingProgress Photos How to track Progress with Photos About the Service
- 3. Communication is Criticalto the Success of a Project Photos help people understand what's going on at the job site.
- 4. Photos are hardto organize and share when they're stored on: Laptops Desktop Computers Camera Cards Company Servers CD's File Cabinets Storage Devices Phones
- 5. Secure Website Manages Construction Progress Photos Solves this Problem!
- 6. Point Location Week We Sort & Organize Progress Photos by: Weekly Viewers Provide Users with Weekly Job Site Tours Time Lapse Viewers Organize Photos taken from the Same Location in Chronological Order
- 7. Makes iteasy to share Progress Photos with your Project Team and control who has access .
- 8. Banker Engineer BuyerRealtor Investor Architect CM Owner Photos The Old Way of Sharing Photos with Email Attachments & CD’s is Messy Each person has to manage their own photos They spend more time organizing the photos than viewing the content EMAIL
- 9. Banker Engineer BuyerRealtor Investor Architect CM Owner Photos We Organize your Progress Photos in One Central Location and provide Team Members with Controlled Access Solves this Problem
- 10. Always take progressphotos from the same spots Take progress photos on a consistent basis (each week) Keep it Simple When Taking Progress Photos Remember (3) things
- 11. Exterior Progress PhotosCover all sides of your building
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- 72. Interior Progress PhotosThink about the Direction of Construction Establish Points on the Critical Path Photograph the Late Start & Late Finish of activities Document the Baseline Schedule
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- 93. JobSiteVisitor.com Keeps your Team Updated Provides a Photographic Record of Events Documents the As-Built Schedule Improves Project Communication Is a Great Marketing Tool
- 94. How much doesthe Service Cost? Starter Package - $ 5.00/month Pro Package - $15.00/month Ultimate Package - $30.00/month Good for Smaller Projects Gives you 2 plans & 20 photos/week Good for Medium Projects Gives you 5 plans & 60 photos/week Good for Large Sized Projects Gives you Unlimited plans & 150 photos/week
- 95. Where to LearnMore about the Service Visit our Website Subscribe to our Blog About Page Sample Projects Videos Brian Sweeney [email_address] 303-257-2465 cell
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