Engineering
Design duty, installation work and equipment on client sites
Engineering firms often sit between design, fabrication and site installation. Reviews usually begin with what the firm designs, what it installs, and whose site the work happens on.
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discussion areas typically raised on demo design-and-install records
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Demo signals we watch
- New service contract
- Site installation work
- Specialist equipment purchase
- Apprentice or engineer hiring
Areas worth discussing with a broker
What a structured review usually covers
These are discussion areas, not recommendations. A qualified broker will assess what applies to your organisation.
Design and specification duty
Where advice or design forms part of the service, and how that is described in contracts.
Working on client sites
Installation, commissioning and maintenance visits, including hot works and confined spaces.
Owned and hired equipment
Tools, test equipment and hired plant, and where they are stored between jobs.
Service and callout obligations
Response commitments given to customers and how they are resourced.
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