Quick answer: update changed facts

Update the brief when the actual equipment, condition, ground-level point, access or contact differs from the original information. A revised request supports assessment; it does not confirm acceptance, price, vehicle or booking.

Report material handover changes

Illustrative equipment grouping for a revised handover
Illustrative scene — separately grouped equipment can help show what has changed in a collection brief.

Report a changed panel count, separately listed equipment, broad visible condition, handover point, gate process, known loading constraint or reachable contact. See the vehicle access checklist and tailored scope guide.

Illustrative revised ground-level staging area
Illustrative scene — a revised ground-level staging context for discussion; it is not a confirmed service arrangement.

Keep responsibilities separate

The site retains its electrical, roof, safety, induction and traffic responsibilities. ReSova assesses eligible equipment already safely removed and available at ground level.

Illustrative site-contact communication materials
Illustrative scene — site-contact details can support clearer communication when handover facts change.

Sources and dates checked

Key takeaways

  • Update the real facts.
  • A changed brief is not a booking.
  • Site safety remains the site's responsibility.

Frequently asked questions

Does updating a request confirm a new date?

No. It supports review only.

What changes should be reported?

Actual equipment, handover, access and contact changes.

Who manages site safety?

The site manages its own safety and traffic arrangements.

Commercial Services

ReSova considers eligible, already removed equipment in Sydney and selected NSW areas after the ground-level handover and site access can be confirmed. It does not decide removal, technical condition or a final downstream outcome.