Four checkpoints.
Each phase produces a concrete result that forms the basis for the next phase of the project.
Survey and project understanding
Site visit, review of available documentation, geodetic baseline and alignment of the client's requirements.
Quotation and execution schedule
Defining the bill of quantities, required resources, sequence of activities and execution plan against deadlines.
Execution and control
Works on site with quality monitoring, phase coordination, safety and regular reporting.
Final inspection and handover
Review of the completed works, finalizing documentation and preparation for technical acceptance or handover.
Fewer uncertainties on site.
The key goal of the process is for decisions to be made before they become a problem during execution.
Phases are visible in advance
The client knows what is being done, in what order, and what's required to proceed.
Changes are logged
Site conditions can differ from what was expected; what matters is that changes are quickly identified and agreed upon.
Completion isn't just the last machine leaving
Works are closed out with an inspection, documentation and a clear status for the client.
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