Start with the job advert.
Responsibilities are grouped into capture, movement, checking, reporting, chasing, judgement, negotiation and relationship work.
Job descriptions become workflows.
We take real construction roles, break the work into task groups, cost the repeatable load, then build isolated workflows with the right mix of automation, tool-using agents and human approval.
Separate automation from approval.
Each task is scored against structure, rules, system access, exceptions, liability, site context and human judgement.
Build the workflow.
The repeatable parts are rebuilt as working flows with human checkpoints where responsibility should stay human.
Only keep what earns its place.
The useful patterns become Prekon-native. The failures become evidence about where the real blockers sit.
The Electrician Is Safe. The Work Around Him Is Not.
The foundation piece. The trade is protected by physical skill, site judgement and responsibility. The repeatable operating layer around the trade is exposed.
The human adapter between the subcontractor and the CDE.
Drawing revisions, registers, transmittals, issue logs, uploads, downloads, status chasing and approval checkpoints.
Tender packs into priced structure.
Scope extraction, missing-information flags, measurable items, labour constants, material lines, exclusions and risk notes.
The same project data moving through the business.
Design checks, valuation evidence, progress reporting, certification, O&Ms and handover as connected outputs.