HCSS and BuildWitt Partnership Expands

NASHVILLE, TN - Last year, HCSS joined BuildWitt to help solve workforce issues in the Dirt World, such as recruiting, retention, and employee development. Now, they’re combining their software solutions to help Dirt World companies achieve excellence through better training and business management. 

HCSS is the trusted leader in software helping heavy civil contractors manage all aspects of the project lifecycle, including estimating, operations, safety management, fleet management, and IT. 

BuildWitt helps address workforce problems in the Dirt World (i.e., construction, earthmoving, utilities, demolition, mining, heavy equipment sales, and supporting vendors) by providing media, marketing, and training solutions. 

HCSS has generously shared over 100 video lessons with BuildWitt that are now available in the BuildWitt Training software platform. BuildWitt Training users can access these lessons—which make up over 30 courses—to learn how to use key HCSS products:  

• HeavyBid - Fast, accurate estimating software to help civil contractors win more projects in less time
• HeavyJob - Construction project management software to connect teams with clear communication to ensure projects start on time, run efficiently, and stay on budget.
• Equipment360 - Heavy equipment maintenance software that helps companies stay on top of preventative maintenance and offers real-time issue reporting and work order management
• HCSS Plans - Construction planning software built for heavy civil contractors to improve efficiency and communication with the field

“​​We're always looking for new ways to empower our customers with the right tools, knowledge, and training. We hope this partnership with BuildWitt will help our customers get more access to the information they need to get the most out of their software,” says Admir Hadziabulic, Senior Vice President of Services at HCSS.

BuildWitt President Dan Briscoe adds, “HCSS has been serving the Dirt World for decades, and a big percentage of the industry uses their software to run critical parts of their business. Working together, we can improve training for the current workforce in the field and in the office while also attracting and training the next generation.”