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Run the Job from the Field — Jobsite Foreman Tablet Quick Tour

A concrete foreman's tablet: the job's day on one screen, the plans you can ask out loud, the pour log filled in by voice, and the drone page.

By Jobsite · October 27, 2026

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This is the foreman's tablet, and Jobsite opens right on your job. Across the top is the day at a glance: crew on site, trucks and inspections due. Below that, whatever needs you right now comes first, so the urgent things are never buried. Then the job's boxes, like the daily log, deliveries, inspections and drawings, with live counts right on them.

To check the plans, tap the microphone and ask out loud: what's between grid lines C and D, two to three, on the foundation plan? Jobsite answers from the drawing itself, giving the sheet number first, so you're not paging through a set.

The plans box opens the job's sheets, each one with its number and title. Tap S-201, the foundation plan, and the whole sheet opens full screen, ready to zoom in.

Out at the pour, open your field logs and find today's concrete pour log. Tap it, and today's log opens on the tablet, ready to fill in by hand or by voice. Tap fill by voice and just say the readings: truck two, slump four and a half, air five point five. Jobsite lists every value it heard, and nothing is saved until you confirm it. Confirm, and the readings land in the truck's row on today's log.

Last stop is the drone. Add a flight here, and the photos and video from the drone's card go straight onto the job. Jobsite files them under the right job and day, ready for the daily log.

See how Jobsite handles this in practice: Project management on the platform →

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