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Headquartered in Colorado, Hensel Phelps is a nationwide construction and contracting company. They serve every corner of the US, including Hawaii. And it’s in Honolulu that they’ve been using Propeller to visualize and manage their jobsites in 3D.
“Propeller helped us recognize issues with the work our subcontractors were doing and correct them before they became expensive.”
Hamzah Shanbari, Manager, Technology & Innovation, at Haskell
Sukut Construction can move up to 20,000 cubic yards of earth a day on site, which means the stakes are high if a mistake is made.
Learn how they use Propeller to eliminate wasted time and costs that can result from inaccurate data and lengthy workflows.
Suez in Australia uses Propeller to calculate remaining airspace, helping to extend the life of their landfill sites.
Discover how Boral sites used Propeller to end inventory write-downs in under six months.
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