Working at the client's location.
WHAT MOBILISATION REQUIRES
Personnel with verified certification Equipment with documentation Permits and approvals Transport and logistics Accommodation, where applicable
WHY IT DESERVES PLANNING
Mobilisation failures are expensive and visible.
WHAT TO VERIFY BEFORE MOBILISING
Every certificate current Every person medically cleared Equipment inspected and certified Documentation complete
WHAT TO ESTABLISH ABOUT SITE INDUCTION
That everyone completes it before starting work.
WHAT OFFSHORE AND REMOTE WORK ADDS
Survival training requirements Transport by helicopter or vessel Accommodation constraints Limited ability to correct omissions
WHY THAT LAST POINT MATTERS
Anything forgotten cannot be obtained quickly.
WHAT TO PREPARE
Complete mobilisation checklists.
WHAT TO ESTABLISH ABOUT SUPERVISION
Who is responsible on site What authority they hold How they communicate with you
WHY AUTHORITY
Decisions on site cannot wait for referral.
WHAT TO ESTABLISH ABOUT WORKING HOURS
Limits, and rest.
WHY
Fatigue causes incidents, and hours are monitored.
WHAT TO RECORD DAILY
Personnel on site Work performed Equipment used Any incident or observation Client instructions
WHY DAILY RECORDS
They support invoicing and they are the evidence in any dispute.
WHAT TO OBTAIN
Client acknowledgement of work performed.
WHY
It is required for invoicing and it prevents later dispute.
