Industries: Construction
For superintendents and project managers who want problems fixed while they are small, by the trade that owns them.

The problem
Findings from the walk get written up late, or never, and come back as rework
- What changes
- Every finding is on record the day it is seen, and each trade owns its fixes until they close.
- How Stepo does it
- Say a finding on the walk and AI drafts the record, closeout forms check the crew’s photos Early access, and you give every fix an owner and a due date.
Get today’s findings to the office today
Capture
Said on the walk, filed without a form
The superintendent says it once and keeps walking. AI drafts the record, checks it against OSHA and your own program, and cites the manual and the page.
Notes from the walkEarly access
Talk through the deck walk or the owner meeting and get a clean note back, with the follow-ups pulled out.
Pre-task plans as a formEarly access
The foreman fills it by voice, the crew signs, and it goes to the superintendent for review.
Closeout
Early accessCloseout checked before the punch walk
Follow-through
Hold every trade to the fix
You assign each fix to the person on the trade who owns it, with a due date. Subcontractors see only your project, with access that can expire.
Reports for the owner
AI drafts a presentable inspection report with the photos, the findings and that day’s weather.
Near misses and incidentsEarly access
Report by voice, tie each root cause to a corrective action, and track the claim on the same case.
The return
What changes on a job running Stepo
Problems fixed before they cost the schedule
Each fix has an owner while it is still small, not after it holds up the next trade.
Every trade accountable
Overdue fixes show who owns them, so the subcontractor meeting runs on facts.
Less rework at handover
The next trade starts on an area checked from a photo. Early access
A dated record in a dispute
Each finding keeps its photos, time and place, and that day’s weather when the location is known.
Questions
Asked on every call
Can subcontractors use it?
Does it replace our project management software?
Will foremen actually use it?
Can I see who is behind on fixes?

Start with one project and its trades
Your superintendent reports on the walk for thirty days. At the next subcontractor meeting, you see who closed their fixes and whose are late.


