Qualification tool

Project Readiness Assessment

Ten minutes here saves a week of back-and-forth. Answer what you know, skip what you don't, and you'll get a structured brief covering dimensions, access, panels, interlocks and environment — plus an honest list of what's still undecided. Send the brief to us or to any supplier; the format is deliberately vendor-neutral.

What are you building?

An audit finding with a date attached is a very different project from an exploratory one. This tells us how to respond.

Size and space

Estimates are fine
If it's an irregular footprint, give the bounding box and note the shape in step 1.
Repeat units change the economics considerably — say so even if it's "one now, four later".

Access

The single most common source of rework
Consider what has to physically pass through — a pallet, a die cart, a person with a toolbox.
Not sure which door type fits? The Door & Access Selector walks through swing, slide, lift and bi-fold trade-offs and takes about two minutes.

Panels and infill

The Panel Material Selector turns these answers into a specific material and thickness recommendation.

Safety and controls

This is the single biggest determinant of whether a guarding project can be quoted accurately. If it isn't done, that's fine — but it shapes what happens next.

Timing and scope of supply

Contact details are optional — the brief generates either way, and you can download it without giving us anything. They're only used to respond to this specific project.

Readiness

Score
0/100

Project complexity

what it takes to deliver, not how ready you are
Rating

Specification brief

Vendor-neutral — send it anywhere

Take it with you

Configure this in ModuBuilder →

The ModuBuilder link carries your dimensions, door count and panel requirements across, so you start from a pre-populated layout rather than a blank canvas.

This assessment structures your requirements; it does not perform a risk assessment and does not determine the required safety performance level for your machine. Guard design, interlock selection and performance level must be established by a competent person under the standards applicable to your installation. Nothing here constitutes a quotation.