mJob Launches New Construction Field Management Platform
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BEAUMONT, Texas — mJob, a leading provider of construction field management software for over 30 years, is thrilled to announce the launch of mJob Essentials, a groundbreaking platform designed to make enterprise-class labor management affordable for contractors of all types and sizes.
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'Tracking time and managing labor costs at construction jobsites is a vital part of overall project management,' said Mike Soniat, mJob Founder and CEO. 'For contractors, labor can be 40% or more of a project's total cost, and in 2025 the industry is projected to experience $35 billion in losses due to inaccurate time capture. '
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Soniat continued, 'Developing software for remote clock-in and clock-out is not terribly difficult. A new app hits the market practically every day. But as contractors know, construction time tracking is not trivial. From union regulations to prevailing wage to geofencing your jobsites – a simple app doesn't cut it.'
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According to Soniat, mJob Essentials takes the advanced time tracking and labor management capabilities of their enterprise software and makes it available to contractors at a price close to what they are paying for more basic solutions.
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mJob continues to offer its flagship product, mJob Enterprise, to contractors looking for a complete resource management platform for time, equipment, and materials in the field. 'Another advantage of mJob Essentials is the straightforward upgrade path for customers as they grow,' said Wayne Newitts, Head of Sales and Marketing. 'Our mJob Essentials+ package adds field documentation and real-time alerts, and mJob Enterprise offers a modular approach to complete TEM field management.'
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For more information about mJob and their Field Management software, visit mjobtime.com/plans, email info@mjobtime.com, or call 800-387-1109.
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About mJob
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mJobTime Corporation, a trusted industry leader for over three decades, is revolutionizing how contractors manage their field operations. From labor tracking to equipment management, materials handling, and documentation, mJobTime provides a comprehensive suite of hardware and software solutions tailored to the unique needs of the construction industry. By centralizing data and automating processes, mJobTime empowers contractors to take control of their projects, reduce administrative overhead, and enhance productivity. Discover the future of efficient field operations with mJob. For inquiries or to learn more, visit mjobtime.com or contact the company at info@mjobtime.com.
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