Carlson Software Introduces Grade Supervisor v1.0 for Construction Grade Management
November 14, 2008
MAYSVILLE, Ky.,
U.S.A.
- Designed specifically for site supervisors, inspectors and grade
checkers, Carlson Grade Supervisor v1.0 offers affordable and easy to use
software for day-to-day surface and grade management tasks.
This new software
from Carlson is designed for both man and machine: Grade Supervisor works
either on the pole or in a vehicle, moving seamlessly from man rover (GPS pole)
to monitor rover (pickup/ATV).
“Traditional methods for supervising a work site can be inaccurate, slow, and
labor intensive,” says Randy Noland, a vice president of the Positioning and
Machine Control Division. “Carlson’s new Grade Supervisor provides all the
tools needed for complete grade management without the complexity. Productivity
and profitability will increase as accuracy is improved and bid specs tightened
with the help of this software.”
Both simple to learn and to use, Carlson Grade Supervisor v1.0 provides direct
import of DWG files, DXF files, and machine control files, including tn3, gc3,
and ln3. Supervisors can get daily, weekly, or anytime volumes, track real-time
cut/fill, plus both collect and stake points. The software supports most all
GPS/GNSS receivers and is Windows XP/Vista compatible.
“Carlson Grade Supervisor is designed specifically for the grade contractor,” adds
Noland. “It allows them to know their grade instantly. For bid verification,
they’ll always know the accurate starting surface volumes with Grade Supervisor
before moving any dirt.”
Just released, Carlson Supervisor v1.0 is designed to help users save both time
and money. It is available now. For more information about the product or to
request a demo, call Carlson Software at 800-989-5028 or 606-564-5028 and ask
for the Positioning and Machine Control Division. More information about the entire
Carlson Grade line and an online option to request a demo CD can be found at
www.carlson.com.
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