Preparing a site for the delivery of a shipping container involves several steps to ensure that the container can be safely and efficiently offloaded and placed in its final location. Here are a few key steps to consider: Clear the site of any debris or obstacles that may impede the delivery truck or crane. This includes removing any low hanging branches, power lines, or other hazards. Make sure that the site is level and stable. If the site is uneven or soft, the container may not be able to be placed safely. Check the width and height of any gates, bridges, or other structures that the delivery truck or crane will need to pass through to ensure that they are tall and wide enough to accommodate the container. Create an area for the container to be placed that is large enough to accommodate the container, as well as any additional equipment that may be used to offload and place the container. For the offloading it's important to have a flat and stable surface that can sustain the weight of the container. It's also important to have a clear access for the delivery vehicle, in case there are any tight turns or narrow roads. (Site lorry must be able to extend their 6ft HIAB legs) Keep in mind the distance from the road to the container location, as the crane and delivery truck need enough space to maneuver. If the container is going to be placed on a slope, make sure that the site has been properly graded and that the container can be placed in a stable position. It's important to have someone on site to communicate with the delivery driver and the crane operator, to ensure that the container is placed in the correct location and at the correct angle. Having appropriate signage directing the delivery truck to the correct location on your property. Having the right tools and equipment on hand, such as wheelbarrows, shovels, and levelers, to make the offloading process as easy as possible.