PROPOSED Dynamite Construction Ltd has not asked for any of this. There has been no call, no email and no reply — no client statement of any kind. Every screen below is an Altumo proposal, and says so on its own page.

Rock slope operations

A clickable prototype for Dynamite Construction Ltd — Kamloops, British Columbia. Rock slope stabilization, drilling and controlled blasting across BC and Alberta.

The idea, in one paragraph. In this trade the record is not paperwork about the work — the record is the work, because three regulators and one ministry have made records the condition of being paid, being licensed, and being allowed on site. MoTI states it plainly: “The Contractor will not be entitled to payment for Work that lacks the appropriate Quality Control documentation.” Four separate artifacts are due within one day of every blast; the federal magazine ledger runs two years while the BC blasting log runs five; and moving a magazine to the next job starts a 24-hour clock on a notice to the Minister and two police forces. So the system captures each of those things once, at the moment, on a device with no signal — and lets everything downstream fall out of it.

61 screens · 93 stories · 83 entities · built from 8 sources including the Explosives Regulations 2013, WorkSafeBC OHS Parts 21 and 34, and BC MoTI Standard Specifications SS2020 — read in full, not summarised. Eight screens run in field mode: collapsed navigation, large targets, and a persistent offline state.

📄 Read the full specification (PDF)

Everyone starts here

Sign in, and the screen that ranks what needs attention by what it costs to ignore.

The owner — Mike Posteraro

Decide what to bid, know what is holding money, and see the work before a tender exists.

SCR-003Corridor watchEvery corridor Dynamite works, and what is happening on it right now — assembled from…SCR-004Corridor detailOne corridor, in depth: its open events with their DriveBC source text, active ECCC warnings…SCR-005AlertsOne feed of everything that fired, from three unrelated sources that share only urgency…SCR-052Risk signalThe computed signal that no one publishes: corridors ranked by whether the conditions that…SCR-050Slope inventoryThe dataset the province does not publish, built from data the province does publishSCR-051Slope candidateOne candidate rock cut, shown as the derived cross-section it actually is, with MoTI's…SCR-006OpportunitiesSix notification channels, one deduplicated listSCR-007OpportunityOne opportunity, the eligibility check against it, the decision, and — where the answer is…SCR-009EnquiriesEvery inbound enquiry in one list, with active hazards structurally separated from planned…SCR-010EnquiryOne enquiry, with everything an experienced estimator would want to know about the slope …SCR-011Enquiry intake (public)The public form, replacing one that captures name, company, email, phone, project location…SCR-017Qualification statementA qualification statement assembled from the structured project record and the qualification…SCR-057Rate libraryRate distributions derived from work this company has actually done — with their…SCR-008Award historyThe public BC contract-award record, held locally and searchable — because today it is a set…SCR-055Market benchmarkThe market's shape computed from primary files, never quoted from anyoneSCR-058Bid post-mortemOur submitted price against the published field, accumulated across bidsSCR-061Company recordThe company's own record, assembled the way an outside party would ask for itSCR-060Public pagesWhat we publish outward, generated from the same project record that produces the…

The technical director — Moses Kenneth

Get a design signed on time, produce a comparable as-built, and chase what independent professionals owe.

The blaster of record — a statutory role

Only a certificate holder may conduct or direct a blast. These run on a device, on a rock face, with no signal.

The site & rope access supervisor — a statutory role

Roster a legal crew, keep the plan live, and record a day that can be read a year later.

The QC inspector — Mandeep Saini

Nothing outstanding, nothing late, nothing holding money. The heaviest obligation load in the company.

Billing & administration — Lindsay

Nothing lapses, and every claim goes out with its evidence.

The watch — a system actor

No interface of its own. It surfaces here, and populates most of the screens above.

The packaging

Standing scope on every build. Training is the most important element of it.

Two things this prototype will not do, and they are design decisions rather than limitations: it never submits a priced tender, and it never files with a regulator unattended. A submitted price cannot be recalled, and a legal filing should have someone who can say they checked it. The system fills the form; a person sends it.