KONSTRUZ WORKSITE GUIDE
Jobsite planning
The right equipment is only part of the job. Clear access, stable ground, prepared attachments, safe movement paths, and daily inspection habits help crews work faster with fewer surprises.
Use this guide before delivery, during setup, and after each shift to keep your equipment choices connected to the real conditions on site.
Planning checklist
Confirm gates, driveways, indoor clearance, slopes, soft ground, turning room, and where the machine will stage before work starts.
Walk the area for soft soil, finished surfaces, overhead limits, underground utility concerns, drainage, debris, and unstable ground.
Plan how dirt, gravel, pallets, brush, concrete, or debris will move through the site so operators are not crossing traffic paths all day.
Match buckets, forks, grapples, augers, trenchers, breakers, or grading tools to the work before the machine reaches the jobsite.
Daily workflow
Measure the work area, mark access points, prepare unloading space, confirm attachment needs, and review basic safety expectations with the crew.
Keep travel paths clear, avoid overloading, work at a controlled pace, watch ground changes, and keep people away from active machine movement.
Park on stable ground, lower attachments, remove loose debris, inspect for visible wear, and note anything that needs support before the next shift.
Equipment fit
Use compact digging machines for trenching, drainage, footings, utility prep, stump removal, and work near tight structures.
Use loaders, skid steers, forklifts, and forks for pallets, gravel, soil, supplies, demolition material, and repeated site cleanup.
Use grading tools, buckets, rollers, and compact equipment to prepare lanes, pads, driveways, road base, and finished surfaces.
Use attachments to reduce hand labor when clearing brush, drilling holes, breaking material, carrying debris, or shaping small areas.
Maintenance habits
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