01PlanScope, drawings and documentation
02CoordinateAuthority comments and conditions
03EstablishPeople, vehicles, signs and devices
04ManageLive operation, changes and close-out
01
Follow the moving work front and curing constraints
Preparation, removal, laying, compaction, pouring and curing may need different work areas and reopening times. The traffic stages should match those practical changes.
- Plan temporary pedestrian routes through every stage that affects the footpath.
- Account for deliveries, rollers, paving plant and access across fresh work.
02
Surface-work programme and site inputs
Provide the location, work limits, construction sequence, dates, hours, curing or reopening constraints, plant movements, drawings and site photos.
- Identify property access, parking and side-road effects along the work length.
- Show whether the work front moves daily or remains in one closure area.
03
Send the stage that is ready to programme
The immediate work stage can be reviewed for TMP, TMD and corridor-document needs before later sections are added to the programme.
- Confirm the work window and the stage limits intended for the first issue.
- State whether field delivery and equipment are required with the planning.
