Mobilise the site and set up logistics

Work the mobilisation checklist: hoarding and security, welfare and offices, temporary power and water, signage, first aid and the statutory notices, each with an owner and a date.

Warum: The item forgotten at mobilisation stops work later - no water for the concrete, no power for the tools. A checklist with owners and dates is what turns a chaotic start into a controlled one.

Track each mobilisation task to done, chasing the long-lead connections and approvals that gate the site opening, until the establishment is genuinely complete.

Warum: A utility connection can take weeks of notice. Tracking the set-up as a live list is what surfaces the item that will hold up the start while there is still time to expedite it.

Set the logistics plan: gates and access routes, delivery windows, crane and hoist positions and reach, laydown and waste areas, mapped against the busy phases of the programme.

Warum: Space is the scarcest resource on a tight site. A logistics plan that thinks ahead to the busy weeks is what stops trades fighting over the same crane and the same gate.