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Procore

General Contractor

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    Jul 24, 2020
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Did you know?

General Contractors use Procore to perform the following key tasks:​

  • Monitor project activity
  • Track RFIs, submittals, and punch items
  • Upload and manage documents and drawings
  • Set up meetings and distribute minutes

Are you Procore Certified?

Complete a Procore Certification training course 
and earn a Procore Certificate of Completion. 

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To learn more about other certification courses, see Procore Certification. 
Documents
Documents
Course of Construction
Course of Construction
General
Contractor
General...
Punch List
Punch List
Drawings
Drawings
Meetings
Meetings
RFIs
RFIs
Submittals
Submittals
Pre-Construction
Pre-Construction
Post-Construction
Post-Construction

 

The following links explain how each tool is typically used during each phase of a construction project. Learn how to perform each task using Procore's construction management software.

Pre-Construction Phase

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Course of Construction Phase

Using Procore
Accessing Project Documentation
Tracking Project Activity​

Post Construction Phase

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