
Site clearing
Clearing is not simply pushing vegetation aside. Survey controls, retained trees, weeds, topsoil, disposal and fire conditions shape the fleet and sequence needed to open the site responsibly.
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Clearing is not simply pushing vegetation aside. Survey controls, retained trees, weeds, topsoil, disposal and fire conditions shape the fleet and sequence needed to open the site responsibly. The useful starting point is the outcome: what must be moved, lifted, compacted, reached, powered or supported, and by when. Equipment class follows that outcome—not the other way around.
Share the exact site location, access dimensions, ground information, programme and expected working hours. Photos, drawings and quantities help a supplier test the proposed configuration against the real task. Ask where the equipment will mobilise from and what is included in the quoted basis.
Availability and site conditions change. Use this guide as a briefing framework, then confirm machine specification, attachments, operator model, transport, documentation, support and current commercial terms directly with the supplier.
Three questions that expose the gaps.
- What must be protected?
- Can material remain on site?
- Are fire restrictions active?