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Site Mobilization-Plan
Site Mobilization-Plan
MOBILIZATION PLAN
Project
FAYY HEALTH POLYCLINIC
Prepared for
MOBILIZATION PLAN
PROJECT: K028-FAYYHEALTH-POLYCLINIC
MOBILIZATION PLAN
TABLE OF CONTENT
1.1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 INTRODUCTION
The intent of this mobilization plan is to represent the general sequence on how the project will commence.
This involves the number of personnel, equipment, and materials. However, this plan summarizes the
PROJECT: K028-FAYYHEALTH-POLYCLINIC
MOBILIZATION PLAN
proposed methodology for executing various phases of the site. This has to do with the integration of
personnel, equipment, materials, and the use of the site for staging, stockpiling and other activities, and
security.
Upon Close of Contract the Contractor will establish a Contract Mobilization
Team led by the current Project Manager to develop and coordinate all contract mobilization tasks. This will
avoid the requirement for a handover. The Contract Mobilization Team will prepare a fully developed and
detailed Mobilization Plan. The Mobilization Plan will indicate how the contract will move from Close of
Contract to Service Commencement Date. At Notice to Proceed to site, Project Manager starts to oversee the
Construction Contract. At that point the Operations Team will take over the contract. From time to time it
may be necessary to change individuals in the team or to introduce new staff. Any changes in staffing of the
team during the mobilization period will be clearly written to the client’s representative via email.
Managing Director
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Upon authorization to proceed, mobilization activities will commence. The construction and set-up of the
primary support/staging area of the project will take place. The site premises will be utilized as the primary
support/staging area.
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A clearly defined program for the startup of the will be developed in consultation with the Authority
1.4.6 Minimizing Disruption to the Public
The Contractor (Cherwell) will provide an effective and efficient mobilization/transition plan, formulated in
such a way as to cause minimal disruption to the public, who are the end users of the services in question.
During the mobilization/transition period and in accordance with its communications strategy developed for
this project.