For project engineers

Project engineers spend the day between the office and the field. HeavyCivilHelper keeps every RFI, directive, and submittal at the pin where it happened.

Log field questions the moment they arise — at the station, with a photo, before you walk back to the trailer. Give the PM a live view of every open item on the project without pulling you out of the field to provide it.

What project engineers track on the map

• RFI logging at the station — Drop a pin at the station where the field condition doesn't match the drawings. Write the RFI description, attach a photo, and submit — before leaving the location.
• Directive documentation before it becomes a dispute — Log changed conditions or verbal instructions as directives at the GPS coordinate with a timestamp and photo. The record exists before you're back at the trailer.
• Submittal tracking tied to structures and zones — Each submittal is a project record with status (submitted, under review, approved) and a location tied to the structure it affects. The PM sees the same status you do.
• Live project view without status calls — The PM sees every open item on the map in real time. No end-of-day status meeting required to communicate what was logged in the field.