FRFieldReady
Construction alignment platform

You already know which phases aren’t actually ready. You just don’t have proof until it’s too late.

FieldReady gives PMs, supers, and precon teams one shared view of what’s truly ready, what’s blocked, and what’s about to become expensive, before the field absorbs the cost.

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Midtown Medical Office
Week 14 · Updated today
12 phases · 7 ready · 2 at risk · 3 blocked
Storefront install
Depends on embeds and approved detail set
Blocked
Owner decision overdue
Level 2 framing
Scheduled next Tuesday
At Risk
MEP coordination gap
Roof dry-in
All predecessor work complete
Ready
No open blockers

Most project conflict starts before anyone can prove where the risk really is.

Teams usually feel the problem early. The issue is that scope gaps, sequence drift, and missing decisions stay fuzzy until crews are already exposed, and by then the cost is real.

Scope ambiguity

Missing details and unclear ownership become surprise responsibilities and disputes.

Sequence mismatch

Teams get pushed out of sequence, productivity drops, and margins bleed.

Late visibility

Decisions and blockers show up too late, then everything becomes reactive.

One shared view of what is truly ready, what is blocked, and why.

FieldReady gives project teams a working layer for readiness, blockers, and sequence risk across the handoff from precon to field, so coordination issues become visible before they turn into field cost.

01 · Readiness

Phase readiness board

  • Ready Work package can start safely
  • At Risk Gaps likely to cause slippage
  • Blocked Missing decisions or dependencies
02 · Risk

Blockers + sequence risk

  • Track missing info, unanswered decisions, and predecessor gaps
  • Flag out-of-sequence work before field execution starts
  • Run weekly alignment summaries around top conflict risks
03 · Weekly use

What the team sees each week

  • Which phases are not actually ready
  • Which owner or design decisions are overdue
  • Where sequencing is unrealistic
  • What is most likely to become a field fight next
04 · Pilot shape

How we start

  • One team or one project
  • Readiness board setup around your workflow
  • Blockers log and sequence risk view
  • Weekly alignment summary for real project use
12active phases
3blocked now
2out of sequence
4overdue decisions
Phase
Status
Risk
Owner
Storefront install
Blocked
Owner detail overdue
PM
Level 2 framing
At Risk
MEP clash
Super
Roof dry-in
Ready
None
GC
Selected phase
Storefront install

Embeds are incomplete and owner approval is still open. If the current date holds, this becomes a field conflict next week.

Blockedcurrent status
PMowner
Primary risk
Owner detail overdue
Recommended action
Resequence storefront and escalate owner detail today.
Trade package
Status
Dependency
Planned start
Glazing
Blocked
Approved detail set
Apr 18
Interior framing
At Risk
MEP ceiling coordination
Apr 15
Roofing
Ready
Deck complete
Apr 13
Painting
At Risk
Drywall punchlist
Apr 24
Blocker
Severity
Owner
Due
Storefront anchor detail not approved
High
Owner rep
Apr 12
RFI-103 unanswered
Medium
Architect
Apr 14
Level 2 MEP above-wall clash
Medium
MEP coord.
Apr 13
This week
Three phases are not actually ready to start.
  • Storefront blocked by owner detail approval
  • Framing at risk due to unresolved MEP clash
  • Painting likely to slip unless drywall punchlist clears
Recommended action
Hold one 20-minute alignment review.
  • Resequence glazing if approval misses Apr 12
  • Escalate RFI-103 owner-side
  • Lock next week’s true-ready list before field push

What this prevents

Rework

Catch readiness issues early instead of discovering them with boots already in motion.

CO warfare

Reduce ambiguity that turns into defensive change-order conflict.

Email theater

Replace blame-heavy threads with visible operational facts.

Who it is for

GC project teams

PMs, supers, and project engineers who are tired of surprises hidden behind spreadsheets and inboxes.

Owner reps + precon leaders

Teams that need early warning and realistic execution visibility across scope and sequencing.

What this sounds like in the field

“We’re not trying to replace your PM stack. We’re giving your team a clearer picture of what is actually ready, what is blocked, and what’s about to become expensive if nobody catches it early.”

If your team keeps paying for fake readiness, start with one project.

We run a paid pilot for one team or one job to make readiness, blockers, and sequence risk visible early enough to change what happens in the field.

Pilot offer

One project, one team, one clear workflow

$1,500 setup

Then $299/month for a bounded pilot around readiness, blockers, and sequence risk.

What’s included
  • Initial workflow setup
  • Readiness board and blockers structure
  • Sequence risk view
  • Weekly alignment summary
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