Prepare for assembly
Components should be identified around the installation sequence, access limitations, required tools, and any parts that need protection in transit.
- Component labels and packing order
- Hardware and tool requirements
- Finish and graphic protection
- Assembly references
Connect freight to access
Loading rules, check-in, dock access, elevators, labor jurisdictions, and delivery appointments affect when the installation team can actually begin.
- Carrier and check-in requirements
- Loading dock or marshalling details
- Venue labor rules
- Move-in contact and schedule
Define the field sequence
Structure, electrical access, graphics, product placement, lighting, cleaning, and final review should happen in a deliberate order.
- Base structure and utilities
- Finish surfaces and graphics
- Products, technology, and furniture
- Cleaning, testing, and punch list
Plan what happens afterward
Dismantling, disposal, repair notes, return freight, inventory, and storage determine whether the build is ready for its next use.
- Dismantling responsibility
- Return freight labels and destination
- Damage and repair notes
- Inventory and storage plan