Ten environments / one continent

Conditions write the brief.

Ground, weather, access and exposure determine whether a machine is productive—or merely present.

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Long distances, abrasive dust and sparse support reshape mobilisation and maintenance.

Rainfall intensity, humidity and soft ground require a different fleet plan.

Cold starts, gradients, snow risk and short daylight windows affect productivity.

Salt, wind and marine access demand careful plant selection and care.

Delivery windows, oversail, noise, pedestrian control and footprint come first.

Ground-bearing pressure, recovery plans and matting belong in the scope.

Stability, access geometry and operator experience are non-negotiable.

Filtration, visibility and service intervals can determine whether the program holds.

Contamination, unstable surfaces and rapid mobilisation require disciplined planning.

Permits, isolation, exclusion zones and compact manoeuvrability lead the decision.