Sub-out the admin work and only pay for what you need
You probably:
Don’t want to hire a full-time Procore Admin
Would love to give some time back to your PMs
Would prefer to pay for what you need when you need
You're in good hands
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Project Portfolioarrow_drop_down
I've implemented Procore on over 100 projects totaling 250M+ in the past two years. I've worked closely with over a dozen business units, providing training and expertize on how to get the most out of Procore.
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Primary Industry Experience: Energy (Oil & Gas / Solar) and Concrete
Types of Users: Owners, GCs (+Self-Perform), EPC, Speciality Subs
Project Duration/Size: 2 weeks to 10 months / 50K to 50M
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Field & Office Trainingarrow_drop_down
I've introduced over 500 users to Procore. I specialize in mobile-app training for the field. My primary engagement is with the folks capturing the data (Foremen, Coordinators, Supers, QAQC) though I regularly engage with PMs, Project Controls and senior leadership to ensure they're happy with the data being served up.
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Locations: Texas (Midland, Pecos, Orla, Spring, Baytown), New Mexico, Oklahoma, Colorado, Wyoming, Michigan, North Carolina, Louisiana
SOP Highlight: Successfully implemented Punch List and Observation tools on a FERC regulated capital pipepline project to reign in environmental activities
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If you want to move slowly & methodically...arrow_drop_down
I thrive in contexts where project teams want to take action. With my implementation experience, I can provide the right amount of order without slowing your teams down. Together, we can move smart and fast.
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If you want a library of fancy process flow diagrams...arrow_drop_down
I can whiteboard and paper-napkin until we get it right, but I’ll leave the ball in your court to make it pretty and put a bow on it.
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If you plan to keep me in the office...arrow_drop_down
Procore is a field application and my experience implementing it is grounded in field-training at job sites. Office training is a necessary part of the equation, but successful adoption and implementation can’t stop there.