Your superintendent has a project to run. Don't make weather compliance another daily job.

RestShade watches every construction site, stores the written plan and daily readings, and tracks who is still in the 14-day acclimatization window. Most days you do nothing. When thresholds cross, it flags the site and pings the right people.

The problem

Subs show up with different start dates and different paperwork. The GC still owns the record, and nobody can say who is newly exposed.

How RestShade helps

RestShade keeps the plan, daily readings per site, and acclimatization list built from start dates, so the GC record holds up when twelve jobs are active.

What you walk away with

One written plan with your procedures across every active site
Readings and sign-offs per site per day
A current list of who is inside the 14-day window

What RestShade handles

Site-level logs for every active job
Acclimatization flags from crew start and return dates
High-heat duties cited to the state pack for that site
Packet ready for a GC audit, an inspector, or a broker

How it works

RestShade watches every active job Each site carries its state pack and is monitored in the background.
Threshold crossings flag the superintendent Today shows which sites need a signed log and who is still acclimatizing.
One packet covers every job Plans, site logs, training, and acclimatization export together for the GC record.

Frequently asked questions

Can subcontractor crews be tracked? You track the people you are responsible for. Many GCs record their own crew and require subs to keep their own logs.
How does this handle multiple active jobs? Sites are independent, so twelve jobs are twelve logs that roll up into one packet.
What about indoor phases? Mark the site indoor when work moves inside and the indoor pack applies instead of outdoor shade duties.