Connect every work front with overall project progress.
EPC Tracker connects scheduling, production and documentation to support civil engineering project controls. Organise activities and quantities by area, section or work item, and share information with contractors, site supervisors and technical advisers according to their responsibilities.
Organise activities, locations and BOQ items. Use the baseline from Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project as a reference for tracking execution.
Capture completed quantities, units, dates, observations and photographs in the field app. Each record is linked to its activity and quantity item.
Review evidence and distinguish recorded, inspected and validated progress. Responsible team members act according to project permissions and workflows.
Compare production with the schedule and review remaining quantities. Connect quantity records with order items to prepare payment certificates by order and period.
Adapt the structure to the project: a utility network section, an urban development area or a work front at a water facility. Excavation, concrete works and pipe installation can be organised as activities measured in m³, m² or metres, according to the BOQ item.
Review planned, completed and remaining quantities for each item. Progress curves, scenarios and Gantt charts help teams review performance and dependencies. Retain the units and progress criteria for each type of work.
Connect production records with photographs, issues and validations. Site supervisors and technical advisers have the context to review execution, while management teams can consult quantities and amounts in payment certificates.
These references are part of the EPC Tracker experience presented on this website.
EPC Tracker has been used across the Canal de Isabel II programmes featured on this website: Plan Solar, Plan Red and Plan Sanea.
EPC Tracker has been used at this wastewater treatment facility in Madrid.
EPC Tracker experience in technical assistance for SEIASA projects, covering agricultural and irrigation infrastructure.
Yes. Activities, locations and quantity items are configured to reflect the project structure. The breakdown, units and responsibilities for each workflow are agreed during implementation.
Quantities are recorded against activity items and follow the review and validation workflow. Their connection to order items allows teams to review current-period, previous and cumulative quantities and amounts when preparing a payment certificate.
Each participant has access according to their permissions and responsibilities. Records, documents, issues and validation statuses retain the context needed to coordinate contract monitoring.
We will review your project structure, quantities and the workflow between site teams, supervision and payment certification.
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