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Building Readiness · building readiness
Is your building
really ready?
A completed building does not automatically become a working environment.
We bring together the technical, organisational and logistical conditions for your first working day. What has been confirmed? What still requires action? And who will ensure that the remaining points are resolved?
Preparing for the first day of work
What do we check?
Building Readiness is an operational quality control, not a replacement for a technical audit. We test readiness before the final move schedule is confirmed.
Vertical circulation
Tested and released elevators, free stairwells and passage for large goods.
Technical installations
Working electricity, lighting, climate control and water; compressed air and emergency power where necessary.
ICT infrastructure
Active network, WiFi and server room; tested telephony and audiovisual facilities.
Safety
Fire detection, evacuation, emergency lighting, first aid, access control and camera surveillance.
Workplaces
Installed furniture, ergonomics, connections, screens and ready-to-use meeting rooms.
Logistical facilities
Supplier entrances, internal routes and storage; waste separation and reuse support sustainability.
User comfort
Pleasant climate, acoustics and lighting; signage, sanitary facilities and catering.
Legal compliance
Confirmed inspections and permits, mandatory signaling and available documentation.
Operational readiness
Prepared work processes, communication and instructions; support from the first working day.
These ten control zones follow the VM360° manual. We follow up on the status and confirmations; statutory inspections and technical releases remain with the competent experts.
Additional: clearance management. We coordinate reuse, disposal and the handover of the old location with the commissioning of the new building.
Assess the ten control zones
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Our approach in five steps
- 1
Inventory
We collect plans, agreements and available information and prepare the site visit.
- 2
Analysis & inspection
We check the relevant zones with the responsible people involved and record points of interest.
- 3
Report & overview
You get an overview of the status, open points, risks and priorities.
- 4
Action plan
We link actions to a person responsible, a deadline and a verifiable result.
- 5
Follow-up & validation
We monitor actions and collect confirmations for the commissioning decision.
From determination to action
Make open points visible.
Prepare the start carefully.
A connection that is not yet working, a closed delivery route or a missing instruction can disrupt the first working day. We discuss dependencies before the move.
Early detection
Points of attention are communicated to the right person in a timely manner.
Cost control
Priorities help to limit repair work and duplication.
Clear starting decision
The organisation decides on the basis of established conditions and remaining points.