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Fieldmanager® – Construction Management Software, Purdue Ect Team
Fieldmanager® – Construction Management Software, Purdue Ect Team
ECT Fact Sheets
The FieldManager® software is a construction management system jointly owned by the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) and Info Tech, Inc. Designed for any size organization that manages construction projects, FieldManager software wraps up contract documentation and reporting, contract modifications, and pay estimates into one neat package for use on multiple hardware platforms, increasing productivity and accountability by implementing a standard business practice across the organization.
Appia® – Construction Management Web Application, Purdue Ect Team
Appia® – Construction Management Web Application, Purdue Ect Team
ECT Fact Sheets
The Appia® software is a hosted web application for construction program administration. The Appia system can manage the business processes in the major functional areas of the project life-cycle – estimation, bid management and construction – due to its flexible configuration and customizable business rules, providing organizations the opportunity to simplify and standardize their processes.
Automated Tank Surface Finishing System, Purdue Ect Team
Automated Tank Surface Finishing System, Purdue Ect Team
ECT Fact Sheets
The current finishing techniques are costly and laborious, and they expose workers to significant health and safety risks. The automated tank surface finishing system uses a computer-controlled motion module to refinish the vertical exterior walls of a tank. The module is configurable for both blasting and painting and utilizes conventional surface finishing equipment for these processes. An overspray hood is included to reduce contamination of the surrounding environment during painting. The module attaches to a tank’s wind girts with steel cables, and its position and velocity are controlled by servo-driven hoists.