Job Steps

The ability to determine the specific needs and constraints for relocating the solution or product, such as size, weight, fragility, and destination.

The ability to map out the most efficient and safe route for the transportation of the solution or product.

The ability to locate and collect the required tools and equipment for the relocation, such as a truck, dolly, or protective packaging materials.

The ability to properly package or secure the solution or product to prevent damage during transit.

The ability to verify the route, destination, and timing of the relocation to ensure a successful delivery.

The ability to safely and securely load the solution or product onto the transportation vehicle.

The ability to keep an eye on the solution or product during the journey to ensure it remains secure and undamaged.

The ability to troubleshoot and resolve any problems that arise during the relocation, such as a flat tire or a shift in the product's position.

The ability to modify the planned route in response to unexpected conditions, such as traffic or road closures.

The ability to safely remove the solution or product from the vehicle upon arrival at the destination.

The ability to verify that the solution or product has been successfully relocated and is ready for use at the new location.

The ability to complete any final tasks related to the relocation, such as returning the transportation vehicle or equipment, and documenting the successful delivery.