1. Accessing Project Information & Forms: Upon arrival, Jack opens the FormConnect app and retrieves the pre-defined field investigation form specific to the project requirements. He reviews the project details, including site maps, design plans, and any existing geological data.

2. Data Collection & Observation: As Jack walks through the site, he uses the app to:
– Record observations: Note down visual observations like soil type, vegetation cover, presence of water bodies, and potential environmental concerns.
– Capture photos: Take pictures of relevant site features, exposed soil layers, and any equipment used during the investigation.
– Perform field tests: Directly record data from on-site tests like soil penetration resistance or water table measurements.
– Use GPS tracking: Track his path throughout the site, automatically generating a map of the investigated area.

3. Interaction with Field Crew: While discussing findings and next steps with the field crew, Jack leverages the app to:
– Share photos: Visually clarify observations and explain data collection procedures.
– Answer questions and document responses: Capture any questions or clarifications from the crew for further investigation.

4. Reporting & Data Analysis: Back at his office, Jack uses the app to:
– Complete a field investigation report
– Annotate photos: Add labels, arrows, and comments to highlight specific features in the visuals.
– Integrate data with GIS: Overlay his observations and photos onto existing maps for spatial analysis.

5. Submitting & Sharing: With a tap, Jack submits the completed report. The app automatically sends a copy of the report to relevant stakeholders, including project managers, designers, and environmental specialists.