Manpower Hub · Planning

A Gantt built for the way crews actually pour.

Phase bars and milestones modeled by activities — foundations, slab-on-grade, finish, walls — with multiple buildings linked into one schedule and a branded 11×17 PDF for the GC. Phase planning for self-perform crews, not a critical-path tool you’ll never finish configuring.

Branded 11x17 Gantt PDF with phase bars and milestones for a self-perform crew.

Phase bars

Model the job by activity and phase.

Lay out the work the way it sequences — foundations into slab-on-grade into finish into walls — as draggable phase bars: the job’s own activities and phases, not crew-by-crew rows.

Phase schedule bars across the projection timeline.

Milestones

Mark the dates that matter.

Drop milestones for the dates the GC holds you to, and keep the whole team looking at the same target instead of a buried line in a spreadsheet.

Multi-building

Link buildings into one continuous schedule.

Group the buildings of a job so the Gantt prints as a single schedule — one story, not a stack of disconnected charts.

Branded PDF

One 11×17 PDF, your name on it.

Export a branded 11×17 Gantt PDF in one click — the schedule the GC keeps, and the one that drives your crew-gap projection underneath.

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Projections / Gantt — common questions

Is this a full CPM scheduler?
No — and on purpose. It’s phase and milestone planning for self-perform crews, modeled by the activities a concrete sub actually runs, not a general-contractor critical-path tool you’ll never finish configuring.
Can I print a Gantt for the GC?
Yes — a branded 11×17 Gantt PDF, with linked buildings printed as one continuous schedule, ready to hand to the GC or pin up in the trailer.
How do phases connect to the crew plan?
The phases drive the manpower projection, so the Gantt and the crew-gap view stay in step — change the sequence and the labor forecast follows.

Plan the job the way crews actually pour it.

Phase bars, milestones, linked buildings, one branded Gantt PDF.

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