There are various things you should double-check before you load up your vehicle and get ready to leave for the jobsite.

Some of these issues should have already been highlighted when the site assessment was carried out.

They would include checking on site access, and making sure that large components like plinth bases and pantry units are able to be carried up stairways or through doorways.

But other issues will be at the mercy of unpredictable changes in circumstances, such as weather conditions on the day, other workers on-site, and unexpected hold-ups or problems.

For more information on the sorts of things you should look for during the initial site assessment, go to the 'Site assessment' section of the unit: Installation requirements.

Below are some typical questions you should ask before you load the truck, just to be sure that everything is in order and there won't be any unhappy surprises when you arrive at the site.

• Can the delivery truck gain close access to the actual work area, or should the cabinets be sent on smaller vehicles, such as utilities?
  
  
• Is power available on-site, or do alternative arrangements need to be made - such as taking a generator, or using power from the next door neighbour?
  
  
• Is there a general store nearby, or does everyone need to take their own food and drink with them?
  
  
• If it's been raining, will the wet conditions affect site access - such as requiring everyone to bring a second pair of boots to wear after they've walked through the mud?
  
  
• Is parking available outside, or do special arrangements need to be made for vehicles - such as parking exemption permits from the local council?