HOW WE DELIVER

Built around

the route to site.

A coordinated process from the project brief to offsite manufacture and agreed delivery. Technical detail and practical constraints are considered together.

FROM BRIEF TO DELIVERY

Five stages.
One connected process.

01

Coordinate the brief

Review the equipment duties, layout, structural requirements and access needs. Confirm design responsibilities, scope boundaries and the information required to proceed.

02

Plan the modules

Resolve module splits, connection points and service clearances. Consider dimensions, weights, transport protection, lifting interfaces and the route to site.

03

Manufacture offsite

Fabricate the frames, develop the enclosure and assemble the plant and pipework within the agreed package. Align the work with the coordinated manufacturing information.

04

Verify the package

Complete the inspections, tests and records specified in the quotation. Confirm how any outstanding site activities and final connections will be handed over.

05

Prepare & deliver

Protect the assemblies for transport and deliver to the agreed kerbside point. Confirm delivery access and the handover arrangements before dispatch.

Example coordinated manufacturing model

Manufacturing information connects the equipment arrangement, supporting structure and service interfaces. It also helps establish what is completed offsite and what remains at the final location.

THE DELIVERY BOUNDARY

Know what’s
in the package.

Our base offer is offsite manufacture and delivery to an agreed kerbside point.

Unloading, lifting, positioning, installation, final connections, electrical/BMS work and commissioning are included only when expressly agreed in the quotation.

Equipment supply, testing, records and handover requirements are also defined for each project, so you can plan the remaining site activities.

Bring us the brief.

Start with a layout, equipment schedule or an early idea. We’ll help define the offsite package.

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