JigTAK: The Live Map of Every Site

JigTAK

The live map of every site.

JigTAK puts each job site on a map that knows who is on site, where the hazards are drawn and what changed today, and rolls every site up to one company view. It's in every seat, at no extra cost.

Every project site, on one map

Every active site is a pin colored by its Alert Condition, with who is on site and any open alert. Tap a site to open it.

The JigTAK EPS screen in Jig: a dark map with every project site pinned, a site list and a legend, shown with a sample project. — **JigTAK EPS.** Sample project. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · Protomaps

Draw the site plan

Start from a library of 63 site presets (crane swing radius, overhead power line, laydown yard, haul road, exclusion zones, SWPPP features, locate marks in the APWA colors) or draw your own. Import GeoJSON, KML, GPX or survey points in State Plane or UTM, and print a site plan PDF with a legend, scale bar and north arrow.

A project site plan drawn on the JigTAK map: site boundary, building footprint, zones, material staging and a staging area, with the legend open. Sample project. — **A drawn site plan,** with its legend. Sample project. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · Protomaps

Measure anything

Distance, area, radius, bearing and grade, or the distance from a person or tracker to the edge of a zone. The readout shows only the precision the points actually support.

The JigTAK measure tool mid-use: a two-leg distance line across the site plan reading 508 feet plus or minus 3 feet. Sample project. — **Measure,** with the precision the points support. Sample project. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · Protomaps

Turn the site in 3D

Tilt and turn with terrain and building massing, and save views like “From the crane” for the whole team.

The JigTAK map tilted in 3D, with the building footprint shown as a solid block and the site zones on the terrain. Sample project. — **3D,** with building massing. Sample project. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · Protomaps

Site chat and broadcasts

A chat for each site, for your company's people and anyone checked in on site, with photos and @mentions. Messages are kept with the project record. Send one broadcast to a site's crew.

The JigTAK site chat panel open beside the site map, with a message box, a photo button and a note that messages are kept with the project records. Sample project. — **Site chat.** Sample project. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · Protomaps

SITREP and the Alert Condition

One panel for the site's status: open alerts, who's on site, utilities, weather and field reports, rolled into a single condition.

The JigTAK site status panel: Alert Condition green, a SITREP with field reports and people on site, and hand-set site utilities. Sample project. — **SITREP and the Alert Condition.** Sample project. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · Protomaps

Watched zones and alerts

Mark any area or line to be watched. When a phone, tracker or tag enters it, Jig raises an alert to the supervisors you choose, and to the person where their device allows, and records every step of it.

Field reports

Report a hazard or an issue from the site, with photos, named and time-stamped.

Close-up aerial imagery

Close-up aerial imagery across the lower 48, from USDA NAIP and the state programs of Ohio and Connecticut (CT ECO). Each picture names its source and year.

Trackers, wearables and tags

Find equipment from its tracker, and see wearables and tags on the map. The software is in every seat. JigTAK devices: pilot program, by request.

What JigTAK never does

It tracks no one who isn't checked in, stops when they check out, and doesn't sell location data.

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