A product schedule cannot replace a site layout. Even a simplified marked drawing can reveal interfaces and access constraints that change unit arrangement, packing sequence and installation planning.
Mark geometry and changes in direction
Dimension straight runs and identify corners, returns, openings and end conditions with a consistent reference system.
Show access and level conditions
Record gates, vehicle routes, fill-equipment access, slopes and steps that may affect deployment or filling.
Identify design responsibilities
Distinguish product supply information from site engineering, foundation, stability and protective-performance decisions assigned to the project designer.