PROJECT SEVENTEENBalclutha project assembly

FIELD RAIL

Ready Locks and stop lines

Preparation should expose uncertainty while there is still time to change course. The app supports the conversation; real controls remain at the site.

FIELD RAIL · DSeven Ready Locks

A lock is a conversation gate. Selecting it is not permission, certification or evidence that the real site is ready.

Seven conditions to review

The Android app presents a question and an explicit stop line for each condition.

01

Authority

Pause if the partner, property, venue or scope owner is unclear.

02

Safeguarding

Do not begin child or vulnerable-person contact without the responsible partner's authorised process.

03

Public boundary

Pause if bystanders cannot move safely around the work line.

04

Inclusion

Do not claim accessibility from appearance or a quick visual check.

05

Weather

Move, delay, redesign or cancel before conditions exceed the agreed plan.

06

Competence and equipment

Hand specialised work to a suitably qualified person.

07

Handover

Do not leave an unowned result, defect or maintenance burden.

Project-day spine

The eight-step sequence is deliberately reversible.

1–2

Arrive closed; brief in view

Compare the real site with scope before opening. Point to zones, facilities, the stop signal and receiving owner.

3–4

Stage deliberately; open one zone

Place tools and materials before people spread, then observe one controlled task before parallel work.

5–6

Recheck transitions; close tools first

Pause when people, weather or materials change. Account for sharp edges, waste and temporary controls.

7–8

Walk the handover; restore ordinary use

Inspect the whole edge with the partner and return access before the crew leaves.