Finish + return
Review the component, instructions, tools, and work area before assembly.
Assembly adds a defined post-delivery task for suitable items using available instructions and approved tools, without implying installation or trade work.
Plan assembly
01 / WHERE IT FITS
Start with the requested outcome.
Assembly adds a defined post-delivery task for suitable items using available instructions and approved tools, without implying installation or trade work.
02 / SERVICE SCOPE
Make the service boundary explicit.
Manufacturer-provided components and instructions
Basic assembly scope
Prepared work area
Required parts present
03 / ITEM + SITE REQUIREMENTS
Connect the item to the complete receiving path.
04 / PREPARE + EXECUTE
Translate the requested scope into a clear operating path.
Manufacturer-provided components and instructions
Instructions and hardware
Work-space clearance
Reviewed request state
05 / RELATED EQUIPMENT
Review supporting capability where applicable.
06 / DELIVERY PROGRAM FIT
Keep service scope connected to the movement program.
RELATED SERVICES
Review adjacent service boundaries.
FAQ / SCOPE
Review the capability against the request.
01What should be shared when requesting assembly?
Share the item, requested outcome, instructions, access, receiving point, and any condition that could change the work.
02Is assembly automatically available?
No. Service scope, provider capability, timing, geography, and site conditions are reviewed for the specific request.
03How does missing hardware affect the scope?
It is reviewed with the item, path, labor, equipment, and receiving conditions before the service boundary is confirmed.
04Is equipment always included?
No. Relevant equipment is reviewed where applicable and remains provider, market, vehicle, and request specific.
05What happens when installation boundary changes?
Changed conditions should be reviewed before work proceeds so the operating context and agreed handoff remain clear.
NEXT STEP
Plan assembly around the actual work.
Share the item, locations, timing, access, handling, and receiving context so Signal can review the appropriate scope and available capability.
Prepare delivery requirements





