Installations, piping, steel construction, shutdowns and turnarounds. The pace is high, every hour of downtime costs thousands, and the reporting burden is heavy. Punchlister captures every change and every incident in the moment — documented and priced before the window closes.
Change requests fly by verbally, incidents pile up, and the paperwork gets pushed to the end of a twelve-hour shift.
The scope changes verbally, in the middle of the turnaround. What isn't captured right away is forgotten by the end of the shift.
Reports you write hours after the fact lose detail — and with it, their evidentiary weight with the plant owner.
In a shutdown, every hour counts. Extra work that isn't documented and priced in time doesn't get invoiced.
No forms, no laptop. You speak the finding in the moment — Punchlister structures and archives it.
A change, an incident, an inspection finding. Voice and photo, timestamped, as it happens.
A structured report, an incident trail, and a first estimate for the extra work while the client's engineer is still on site.
Everything dated in the record, ready for the plant owner and your own invoicing.
Voice and photo per event, timestamped. An incident trail that a post-hoc reconstruction can't match.
A first estimate while the client is still on site. The window doesn't close on unpaid work.
Dictate your findings after the shift; the report is done before you're out the gate.
Every decision backed by evidence and dated, ready for the plant owner's audit.
We're working with a small group of construction companies. Eight weeks, three to five project managers, direct contact with the founders. See for yourself what Punchlister does on your sites.
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