Article | REF: TBA707 V1

Site installation

Author: Williams PAUCHET

Publication date: June 10, 2016

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  • Williams PAUCHET: Former National Defense contractor - Site management trainer

 INTRODUCTION

Site installation must be prepared as soon as the first site meeting is held, after the service order has been issued giving the start date for public works contracts, and as soon as the order letter has been issued for private works contracts.

This is an essential step, as it will enable us to rationalize equipment, storage and, in particular, the use of cranes.

Depending on the duration of the site, this installation will also include a living quarters, either limited or long-lasting [TBA 709] .

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