Design deliverables, the takt plan on site, the test plan and the O&M documentation are connected. Used on the E39 Herdal to Røyskår, Kuben in Bergen and a 1 GW data center project in the US.
In TaskCtrl, you build one consistent way of delivering projects. The model is copied to the next project, so each project starts where the last one left off.
The method lives in the system, not with one person. A new project manager follows the same process from day one.
Lessons from one project go into the model and carry over to the next.
On the energy performance contract for Oslo University Hospital, covering 185 buildings over four years, Caverion's quality system for project delivery was established in TaskCtrl. Every sub-project follows the same model.
For a contractor building several data centers, each new site starts with what worked on the last one.
Planning, construction, completion and O&M often happen in different systems, with manual handoffs between phases. That costs time, money and oversight.
Defects and delays are often discovered too late to avoid extra cost.
The same information gets entered multiple times, in multiple systems, by multiple people.
O&M documentation ends up incomplete or delayed at handover.
TaskCtrl brings the whole process together in one system, so issues surface early, duplicate work disappears, and handover is complete from day one.
TaskCtrl scales from single projects to large, multi-disciplinary programs with many stakeholders and long timelines.
From design and engineering to takt-based production, systematic completion and O&M handover.
Systematic completion, commissioning and production management for road, tunnel and infrastructure projects with many interfaces and stakeholders.
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Structured test planning and document control for technically complex industrial projects.
Strict requirements for systematic completion, test documentation and quality control throughout all phases.
How we solve it → TaskCtrl for data centers →Five core modules covering the project lifecycle, plus more that support the whole project.
Plan and track deliverables from concept to completion.
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Takt planning with visual progress tracking. Mobile board for use on site.
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System list, test plans and deviation management based on the Norwegian guideline for systematic completion.
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Standardized document management with revision control, workflow management and bulk updates.
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Automated collection and structuring of O&M documentation for efficient handover to the facilities team.
Read more →Using TaskCtrl for systematic completion gave us a detailed overview of system status in the project, making it easy to stay updated on progress. On site, it is particularly useful to have access to the test protocol directly on mobile.
TaskCtrl gives me full control of what we're working on. It gives me predictability in the delivery. And when I reach the point where I can deliver, it's almost just a matter of pressing a button, and it's delivered.
JVIS uses TaskCtrl for systematic completion during the construction of the new E39 motorway in Lyngdal, Agder. The systematic completion, construction and documentation modules are used in parallel throughout the execution phase.
COWI and Stoltz used TaskCtrl to ensure efficient design management and systematic completion of the Kuben project, part of BOB's new residential portfolio in Bergen.
FTI is TaskCtrl's first signed customer in the United States. The project covers construction execution, takt scheduling, systematic completion and test documentation across all disciplines.
Seltor uses the construction module in TaskCtrl to implement LEAN on their projects, with visual board follow-up and daily progress registration on mobile.
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