ToolWatch vs. Remarcable: Which Asset Management Platform Is Right for You?
The right technology can transform your construction business. It doesn’t just track tools — it keeps jobs profitable, teams accountable, and your...
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Stay Contract-Ready with the EM 385-1-1 (2024) Safety Inspection Checklist
If your team works on U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) projects, compliance with EM 385-1-1 isn’t optional—it’s mandatory. The 2024 version of...
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Experts from Nolan Consulting & SafetyReports Talk Jobsite Safety
Tune into Molly Nolan of Nolan Consulting's full interview with Ryan Reber of Safety Reports below:
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What’s New in ToolWatch: Work Order Report, Billing Updates & Filter Enhancements
We’ve rolled out a handful of updates to make your experience in ToolWatch even smoother. From usability improvements and clearer data filters to a...
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¡Hola! ToolWatch Now Speaks Spanish on Mobile
At ToolWatch, we're committed to empowering every user on every jobsite, in every language. That’s why we’re excited to announce a powerful new...
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The Evolution of AlignOps: A Unified Platform Built for Construction
At AlignOps, we know that change can sometimes be confusing—especially when it comes to names. If you’ve been a customer or follower of ToolWatch,...
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Tool Tracking on Job Sites: A Construction CFO's Blind Spot?
Spreadsheets have left the chat.
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From Sign-Out Sheets to Smart Scans: The Evolution of Tool Checkout Systems
Libraries. Grocery stores. Construction companies. The checkout process in each of these industries has changed significantly over the last 50 years.
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A Breakdown of the Best Asset Management Software by Industry
It doesn’t matter if you’re tracking garbage cans or body cams, excavators or calculators. There are assets in every industry that organizations...
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Your Work Orders Tell a Story. Are You Listening?
Once upon a time … yada, yada, yada … and the construction company operated happily ever after.
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