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  • Ensure there is enough space in the van based on the number of drawers on the job. 

    • Drawers should be loaded flat (see table below for definition), with a blanket between the drawer and any material below.

Drawers in a Job Cart/Sled

Create a flat surface by laying similar size material together.  Lay a blanket on top of the cart/sled and lay the drawers flat on top of the blanket.

Drawers Hand-Loaded

Create a flat area in the van and place a blanket down.  Load the drawer boxes flat in the area.

Drawer Box Loading Definitions

 

If the installation is a multi-day install, bring drawer boxes separately on Day 2+, as needed.

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  • Ensure you have a touch-up kit in the van.

  • Ensure you have enough runners and blankets.

  • Check your stock of screws in your tool box. Refill any screws you are low on, and ensure you have enough hardware for the upcoming installation.

  • If you have allowed for any tools to be borrowed, ensure you have received them back, or return any tools you may have borrowed.

  • Perform a final check to ensure you have all tools and hardware needed for the day.

  1. Perform the introductory call to the customer to advise you are on the way and your estimated time of arrival.

  2. Prepare to leave for the installation.  If multiple vans are going to the jobsite, coordinate any stops along the way, parking upon arrival, etc.

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