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#1 Demolition Scheduling, Time-keeping & Job-tracking AppEasy roll-out phases
Simple to Use
No Upkeep
Proven Results
Every demolition job requires careful coordination of machinery, crews, and safety measures. Crew Console gives you the tools to schedule crew shifts, equipment allocation, and debris hauling, so projects move forward without costly delays.
Demolition crews clock in from the field with hours tied directly to the job site. This ensures accurate payroll, labor cost reporting, and compliance documentation, all without chasing down paper timesheets.
With demolition, visibility is everything. Crew Console provides daily logs, before-and-after photos, and progress notes, so managers and clients know exactly where the project stands. Keep everyone aligned and accountable, even across multiple active sites.
Demolition requires strict documentation: permits, hazard assessments, safety inspections, and environmental compliance reports. Crew Console digitizes these forms, storing them securely for instant access and reporting.
Instant SMS notifications keep demolition crews updated on schedules, access changes, and task shifts even when connectivity is limited, so nothing gets missed
No app to install, crews clock in by browser and can start using it immediately
Works on any device including basic phones, smartphones, tablets, and computers so foremen, supers, and office teams stay aligned.
Live schedule and task updates reduce downtime between mobilizations, load outs, and site changes
Clear communication keeps everyone seeing the same information in real time, cutting mistakes and constant back and forth
Better job and crew visibility helps catch issues early and keep production moving
Accurate daily time capture improves payroll speed and job costing across multiple demo sites
Available in English and Spanish so mixed language crews stay informed
Demolition projects move fast and change constantly. Crew Console is built for the field where foremen and crews need simple and reliable tools that just work. Making scheduling, time tracking, and compliance documentation easy to manage from any device keeps crews organized, responsive, and productive without the hassle of complex software.
Be Field First with Crew Console
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Trades We Serve
Crew Console is engineered to meet the challenges of all trades that keep construction moving forward. Working in demolition, concrete, utilities, or excavation, Crew Console helps you manage schedules, time, and jobs in one seamless solution.
Crew Console allows managers to plan crane and excavator usage, schedule debris hauling, and stagger crew shifts to minimize downtime. Live updates give supervisors visibility into what’s complete, what’s in progress, and what’s next.
With Crew Console, teams can log wall removals, flooring tear-outs, and MEP stripping step by step. Photo uploads and notes create a verified record of what’s been removed, which reduces disputes and provides clear progress reports.
Running multiple crews across different demo projects can be overwhelming. Crew Console consolidates everything into one dashboard. Supervisors can track labor hours, confirm equipment allocation, and verify safety compliance in real time, on-site or coordinating remotely.
Demolition sites face some of the highest regulatory oversight in construction. Crew Console keeps every compliance document digital, organized, and instantly retrievable. OSHA checklists or hazardous material removal records, everything is tracked and time-stamped.
Though powerful for demolition, Crew Console is equally effective across construction trades like concrete, roofing, and underground utilities; all where job sequencing, time tracking, and crew coordination are essential.
From Hours Lost to Time Gained
“We started using Crew Console for timekeeping, but quickly found it useful for much more. Being an AISC-certified steel erector means a lot of paperwork, and Console lets us link the documents directly to each job. It’s intuitive, easy for the crew to use, and saves us a ton of time and money.”
Jacob Francis
Francis Steel Inc.
“We used to have a lot of problems with hours getting messed up or cut short. Since switching to Crew Console, everything’s accurate and easy to manage. One person tracks hours for the whole crew, and I can always see my time without having to worry. It’s made my job a lot easier, and I highly recommend it to other crews and job sites.”
Christian Mason Nava
Nava Builders
“Before Crew Console, I was spending three to four hours a day with a whiteboard just trying to track where my guys and equipment were. Now it takes me only 15 to 20 minutes. Training others on it takes minutes, and now I can focus more on the work, not chasing down details. It’s made a big difference for our crew.”
Tyler Scoffield
Scoffield Construction
Unexpected discoveries are common in demolition. With Crew Console, supervisors can instantly update schedules, reassign crews, and document utility coordination, all from the field, so delays don’t spiral into major setbacks.
Yes. Crew Console allows you to track both crew labor and heavy machinery use. Excavators or concrete saws, every machine’s hours can be logged and tied to a project for accurate cost tracking.
Crew Console makes it simple. Crews can upload photos, debris counts, and safety checklists directly into the app, creating a clear daily log that can be shared instantly with clients or regulatory agencies.
Crew Console digitizes OSHA checklists, hazard reports, and toolbox talks. Crews complete them on-site, and managers have real-time records to prove compliance, protecting both workers and your busines
Absolutely. You can track your own crews while also monitoring subcontractor hours and progress. Everyone reports into one shared system, making coordination smoother across large, multi-team projects.
Yes. Crew Console was built for the field, not the office. The mobile interface is clean, simple, and quick to use, even with gloves on, so crews can clock in, log safety checks, and upload photos without slowing down.
