OLH PRO
START WITH THE TOOLS. PUT FIELD OPERATIONS TO WORK.
OLH Pro is being built as a connected operating system for civil construction—bringing field calculations, field operations, and construction judgment into one system built around how the work actually gets planned, performed, measured, and reviewed.
AVAILABLE NOW — FREE FIELD CALCULATORS
Use 13 construction-focused calculators for grade, quantities, hauling, concrete, underground work, and production planning.
AVAILABLE NOW — FIELD OPERATIONS FOUNDING PILOT
Capture the Daily Record, labor, equipment, production, planning, field exceptions, and project-level visibility in one connected workflow.
COMING NEXT — OLH JUDGMENT
Work through important project events by organizing facts, unknowns, conflicts, impacts, missing information, and next actions.
PUT THE DAILY RECORD TO WORK. CAPTURE CREW HOURS, EQUIPMENT, PRODUCTION, AND FIELD ISSUES. TURN FIELD INFORMATION INTO BETTER PROJECT DECISIONS.
CALCULATE THE WORK. CAPTURE WHAT HAPPENED. RECOGNIZE WHAT NEEDS ATTENTION. MAKE A BETTER DECISION.
OLH FIELD CALCULATORS
CONSTRUCTION calculators BUILT FOR THE WORK
OLH Field Calculators brings thirteen construction-focused calculators into one app for fast field and project checks. The tools cover survey and grade, excavation and hauling, concrete and rebar, underground work, and production planning.
Survey & Grade — elevations, grade and field checks
Excavation & Hauling — quantities, loads and trucking
Concrete & Rebar — quantities, reinforcing and material planning
Underground Work — pipe slope, inverts and related calculations
Production Planning — quantities, rates and production days
Use deterministic construction math for the calculation. Save judgment for the decisions that require it.
OLH FIELD OPERATIONS · FOUNDING PILOT
TURN THE DAILY RECORD INTO PROJECT INFORMATION
OLH Field Operations starts with the work the Foreman already has to document. Capture crew hours by activity, equipment, production, location, work performed, field problems, and tomorrow’s plan in one Daily Record. Submitted information moves upward into Superintendent review, project production metrics, Potential Events, and Operations visibility—so the same field information can become useful without building a second reporting layer.
DAILY RECORDS
Document the crew day from labor through tomorrow’s plan.
CREW & ACTIVITY HOURS
Reconcile employee hours against the activities where the time was spent.
EQUIPMENT & PRODUCTION
Record equipment usage, production quantities, units, and labor hours.
PLANNING & TARGETS
Superintendents can schedule activities, locations, target quantities, and target hours.
PRODUCTION CONTROL
Compare field actuals with loaded bid quantities and budget hours.
FIELD EXCEPTIONS
Carry Extra Work and Rework into Potential Event review.
OLH JUDGMENT · COMING NEXT
WORK THROUGH THE EVENT BEFORE YOU DECIDE WHAT IT MEANS
OLH Judgment helps the project team work through an event from the first field observation to the next project action. A Foreman can raise a condition that may require additional review—such as discovering an unmarked utility—and establish the first event record without having to decide whether it is a change. The Superintendent can review the record, investigate further, and add what the team learns. The Project Manager can then evaluate the developing record against the scope, contract requirements, and project information. Judgment organizes the facts, unknowns, assumptions, conflicts, impacts, and missing information, then uses role-aware AI guidance to help the team determine what needs attention next. From that record, the team can develop working documents such as a notice, RFI, or Change Order Story that can be carried into the project’s normal documentation process.
Shared Event Record — keep the important project information connected around one event
Facts & Unknowns — separate what is known from assumptions, unknowns and conflicting information
Impacts — organize labor, equipment, production and other reported effects
Role-Aware Guidance — help Foremen, Superintendents and Project Managers focus on the information appropriate to their responsibility
Next Actions — identify missing information, unresolved questions and what needs attention next
Potential Events can be carried forward into OLH Judgment for deeper review as the connected workflow continues to develop.
FOUNDING FIELD OPERATIONS PILOT
USE IT EARLY. HELP SHAPE WHAT COMES NEXT.
OLH Field Operations is now open to a limited group of civil construction professionals. Founding Pilot participants get access to the working Field Operations system, use it against real field workflows, and provide direct feedback that helps shape the next version of OLH Pro.
THE CURRENT PILOT INCLUDES
Daily Records; Crew hours by activity; Labor reconciliation; Equipment and production tracking; Superintendent planning and review; Planned-versus-actual production visibility; Extra Work and Rework capture; Potential Event review; Project and Operations visibility.
WHAT WE ASK FROM PILOT PARTICIPANTS
Use the system. Tell us what works. Tell us what gets in the way. Help us build it around the people actually running civil construction work.
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BUILT AROUND THE PROJECT TEAM
THE RIGHT INFORMATION. THE RIGHT RESPONSIBILITY.
OLH Pro is built around how responsibility moves through a civil construction project. Each role contributes what it knows while important information moves forward to the people responsible for the next decision.
FOREMAN
Focuses on what they know from the field. Foremen report the facts of the day—labor, equipment, production, and field conditions—so that information can be useful to the project.
SUPERINTENDENT
Connects field execution to project goals. Superintendents review field records, manage schedules, and coordinate resources, turning field data into operational progress.
PROJECT MANAGER
Manages the project record and liability. PMs use consolidated information from the field and operations to navigate contracts, identify issues, and protect commercial interests.
Field information moves forward. Responsibility stays with the right role.
COMING / IN DEVELOPMENT — Plans & Measurement