Prepare the Canadian project handover
Confirm the province, municipality, intended activity and host-building conditions in the project brief. These details help the local design team identify the applicable project requirements. Provide site electrical information rather than relying on a generic regional assumption.
If the package is imported, identify the importer and customs arrangements early. CBSA publishes a commercial-import guide and checklist that can help the responsible parties organize the necessary goods and import information. Classification, duties and other requirements must be established for the actual shipment.
Connect that logistics plan to installation readiness. The receiving team needs component identifiers, handling information and approved drawings. Decide where the package can be stored if the building work is not ready when it arrives.
Configuration decisions
| Decision | What to define |
|---|---|
| Project location | Record province, municipality and intended use. |
| Site inputs | Provide measured geometry, services and receiving access. |
| Import responsibility | Identify the party organizing goods information and customs clearance. |
| Installation handover | Match packing identifiers and drawings to local work responsibilities. |
Does overseas supply include Canadian installation automatically?
No. Confirm supply, import, unloading, local installation and acceptance responsibilities in the project offer. They may be handled by different parties.
Technical references
Requirements depend on the intended use and project conditions. Consult the relevant current documents when defining the final specification.