Start with the Asset
Plant and equipment can vary widely in size, weight and loading method. Begin with accurate identification of the asset and any attachments that change its dimensions.
- Asset type and description
- Approximate dimensions where known
- Weight information when available
- Whether the asset is operational or static
- Attachments that must travel with the unit
Site Access Planning
Collection and delivery sites may include workshops, construction areas, farms or industrial yards. Access width, surface strength and turning space can all affect the transport plan.
Share Site Constraints Early
Notes about soft ground, gates, ramps or restricted hours help the enquiry be reviewed with realistic site conditions in mind.
Loading and Securing Considerations
Approved loading and securing methods depend on the asset and the transport equipment assigned to the job. Do not assume one method suits every machine.
Business Coordination
Where plant movements support a worksite schedule, share preferred timing windows and site contact details so coordination can be discussed as part of the enquiry.
