Project drawings and equipment planning

Planning resources for the rental ahead.

Gather the details that connect equipment to the work. Explore practical guides, equipment-selection inputs and rental-support information for your project.

Start with a planning guide

Electrical control-room equipment

Build the power request around connected equipment

List the tools and systems the source needs to serve, including operating hours and available load information. Bring equipment positions, distribution routes and startup needs into the same conversation.

Explore generator requirements

Choose the requirement you need to describe

Each category needs different buyer inputs. Start with the task, then gather the conditions that affect selection.

Put the project details into one request

Send your equipment needs, jobsite and dates. Include the work and any selection help needed.

Start your rental request

Bring equipment, layout and schedule together

Keep support connected to equipment use

Identify the people coordinating the rental

A combined request can involve different contacts for equipment selection, delivery access and operating support. Describe those roles and include the person managing shared supplies or connections. Keep contact and location details current when equipment moves between areas.

Gather your request details
Two people in hard hats reviewing drawings indoors at a worksite

Turn the work description into useful equipment inputs

Describe the requirement

Explain what needs to happen, which systems are involved and the conditions they need to work in. Add technical information already available for the tools, materials or processes. Identify simultaneous use and shared supplies, and include equipment additions expected later in the project.

Connect it to the site

Bring the location, layout, access and dates into the same summary. Include related supplies, setup requirements and who coordinates equipment during the rental. Describe unloading and placement routes, connection distances and restrictions affecting equipment setup or return pickup.

Describe the conditions around the work

Use the information you have to begin

A task description and site summary provide a practical starting point even when the final equipment list is still being developed.