The company uses the Procore dashboard to show government partners the high professional standard of its project management. The benefits have gone further, beyond Adera’s team to its relationships with external stakeholders.
Unexpectedly, Procore started to play a role in the sales process.
The platform provided an easy way to push photos to the marketing team, which uses them to sell units. Scheduling and RFIs immediately became easier to track and communicate.įrom the job site to the sales team and beyondĪs work on Crest progressed, Adera expanded its use of Procore beyond the construction team, a benefit it didn’t anticipate. They discussed new drawings and the status of punch lists and safety measures––easily done with all the information in one location. Senior superintendents started site meetings with Procore reviews.
On earlier projects, each revision would need to be printed. Some items can be updated up to 30 times. "If I were just to print every discipline and every drawing, that’s $5,000 right there, for one copy of the project," says Weir. With access to project documents accessible from so many devices––including phones, tablets and computers––printing costs plummeted. With Procore, everything is there, in one spot, accessible by everyone."Īdera committed to digitizing their site offices and part of this effort was mounting two 55-inch TVs in the site office for viewing drawings. "We used to do our punch lists on Excel," says Adam Weir, vice president of construction, Adera. Procore has helped Adera keep track of the various elements of the project simply and efficiently, saving all the stakeholders time and ensuring everything runs smoothly. This results in far less disruption to the communities in which Adera builds their projects.īringing Crest to life required a new way of doing things. Because CLT panels arrive at the job site prefabricated, timelines tend to be shorter than in concrete construction. It’s also a demonstration of how to create housing quickly. The lumber is sourced and manufactured into CLT in British Columbia.
Crest is a six-storey, 179-unit residential project that supports the region with both housing and jobs.
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