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I want to tell you a story. It’s about a large construction company that declared bankruptcy.
Not because they didn’t have work — they were project-rich — but because they were cash-poor and overcommitted. It’s not the first time, and it won’t be the last. Just a few years ago, a major Australian builder collapsed for the same reason.
But construction failures go deeper than bad balance sheets. They are systemic, pervasive, and unforgiving.
For over 50 years, our industry has had project management tools. We’ve been told, “Control costs and schedules, and you’ll succeed.” With the rise of spreadsheets, digital forms, and document management, you’d think the chronic cost overruns and missed deadlines would have disappeared. But the truth? The needle hasn’t moved. Today, a construction project still faces a 70–90% chance of going over budget or missing deadlines.
I’ve lived this. As a quality manager, field engineer, and project manager, I’ve been inside companies that failed — and some that narrowly survived. I set out to build JobSight360 to tackle the real reasons projects derail.
It’s not just about job logs, unit price items, or subcontractor management. It’s about total oversight — environmental permitting, moratorium tracking, landowner disputes, daily crew progress, and more. But project failure starts long before the first shovel hits dirt.
Crew sizing, commercial risk, contract traps — these early decisions set the stage for success or failure. With JobSight360’s crew simulations, predictive estimates, risk integration, and company-specific productivity history, we move away from gut-feel decisions toward an adaptive, self-learning strategy.