Inventory
System, components, accessories and available documentation.
CT DEINSTALLATION
Removing a CT system needs to connect the equipment information with room conditions, the exit route and destination. A shared sequence clarifies technical activities, stakeholders, component protection and the checks required before moving.
APPROACH
Identification includes the configuration and present components, not only the manufacturer and model. Completeness and available condition information affect possible reuse, preparation and protection requirements.
Access, dimensions, load limits and interfaces are assessed against the route. Disconnection, dismantling, packing and moving remain separate activities assigned to the parties stated in the project.
Destination is defined before execution. Reuse, storage or an end-of-life pathway require different information and responsibilities, confirmed for the actual case.
System, components, accessories and available documentation.
Disconnections and technical activities to assign.
Route, access, packing and moving requirements.
Reuse, storage or end of life to confirm.
SITE REVIEW AND DATA
Plans and measurements provide a starting point, but they need to match the configuration, components to be moved and actual site conditions. Undocumented elements remain explicit open points.
Planning also states what is not included, keeping coordination, technical execution, transport and destination management distinct.
PATHWAY
Identify the system, configuration and present components.
Review the room, access, route and destination.
Assign disconnection, dismantling and packing.
Execute the stages confirmed in the agreed scope.
USEFUL QUESTIONS
The configuration and project contents must be recorded and confirmed before work begins.
No. They are separate activities and must be expressly stated in the scope.
It may be considered from condition, completeness, documentation and destination, without an automatic outcome.
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