Turn your verbal subcontractor instructions into clear written work orders in under two minutes.
When you need to relay scope changes, site conditions, or new instructions to subs, verbal communication gets forgotten or misunderstood. Writing it out takes time you don't have. This prompt converts your quick verbal notes into a professional work order or instruction memo that documents the details, prevents confusion, and keeps everyone aligned. Use it whenever you need to formalize what was discussed on-site or over the phone.
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“Act as a construction site coordinator who specializes in writing clear subcontractor work instructions. I'm going to give you some quick notes from a conversation or site issue, and I need you to turn them into a professional written work order or instruction memo for my subcontractor. Make it clear, specific, and include what needs to be done, by when, and any important details about scope or site conditions. Keep the tone professional but direct. Here are my notes: [Paste your verbal notes here — e.g., 'Electrician needs to move panel location 6 feet west because of new HVAC duct run, must coordinate with plumber before rough-in inspection Friday, owner approved the change verbally this morning']”
February 15, 2026
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