Free, practical guides and checklists to help you plan and de-risk your industrial relocation, packaging, and field service projects. Written by Klose Industrial Service specialists with decades of hands-on project experience.
A buyer's checklist for anyone procuring an industrial move: how to write a scope that makes quotes truly comparable, the questions that separate specialists from box-movers, the insurance and liability terms to nail down, and how transparency and a single accountable partner keep a complex move under control.
A specification checklist for procuring export and industrial packaging: how to specify protection for the real journey, the standards that keep shipments compliant (ISPM-15, moisture and corrosion protection), how to compare packers on capability, and the insurance and documentation that make a damage claim actually payable.
A selection checklist for OEMs and machine builders appointing an installation, commissioning and field-service partner: how to define the scope you hand over, verify capability and qualifications, protect your machine warranty and IP, and lock down liability before mobilisation — choosing on accountability, not day rate.
Our capability statement for EPC contractors and data-centre operators: how KLOSE places, installs and helps energise mission-critical plant faster using electric pick & carry cranes and European rigging gear — emissions-free indoor lifting, precision positioning, and M&E installation of transformers, switchgear, chillers, gensets and UPS. Australia-wide, with a Perth & Western Australia focus.
A site-readiness checklist for taking delivery of new machinery: how to survey the delivery route and floor loading before the truck arrives, what the OEM's installation manual really requires, utilities and foundation readiness, precision positioning and alignment, and the handover documentation that protects your warranty.
A lift-planning checklist for anyone commissioning crane or heavy rigging work: the load data every lift plan depends on, ground conditions and access checks, what a proper engineered lift study contains, the certifications and inspections to verify, and the exclusion zones, permits and abort criteria that keep a heavy lift safe.
A project checklist for decommissioning production equipment or whole plants: safe isolation and de-energisation, draining and handling residual media, protecting asset value for resale or redeployment, dismantling method and sequencing, and the environmental and documentation duties that survive long after the plant is gone.