Define the operating brief
Headcount, room schedule, site conditions, local requirements, target programme and delivery responsibilities are recorded before layout development.
Typical deliverable: Operating brief and responsibility matrix
C—02 / Delivery method
A controlled route from project brief to site handover.
The method connects decisions that are often treated separately: layout, production release, inspection, packing, freight and installation support.
Five working stages
How the project moves.
Coordinate layout and interfaces
Module planning, circulation, services, loose items and site interfaces are reviewed so production can be released against an agreed scope.
Typical deliverable: Coordinated layout and interface schedule
Plan production and inspection
The manufacturing sequence, approval points and required photo or document records are aligned with the project programme.
Typical deliverable: Production plan and inspection checklist
Pack, identify and document
Modules and components are protected, labelled and matched to packing information for a more controlled handover at destination.
Typical deliverable: Module register, identification plan and packing list
Coordinate delivery and site support
Shipping, receipt, lifting and installation responsibilities are clarified before dispatch, with remote or on-site support defined in the project scope.
Typical deliverable: Delivery and installation responsibility plan
Factory to destination
Packing and logistics are part of the building system.
Packing protection, module identification, loading order and shipping documents are coordinated against the confirmed route and destination handling plan. Unloading, lifting, installation and site support remain subject to the agreed project scope.
Before dispatch
Make every handover explicit.
- Approved drawings and scope schedule
- Packing list and module identification
- Shipping and site-access constraints
- Lifting, installation and commissioning responsibilities
Plan the sequence