steel blank reaches, open door still missing

Fitter is measuring the door. Tool drawing only has closed fingers so far.

Ask for open fingers and service fittings too. Or rather, ask for the assembly as it will actually be used, not a collection of outlines that each leave the awkward part to somebody else.

Requested. Adapter and hose fittings weren't in the first model either.

Include fixture-change access on that drawing. The setter still needs to get the tooling through the door.

Who will own the combined route check when all those drawings arrive?

Our integrator. Setter will review the same layout, not just the robot supplier's view.

Check the return to the supply tray as well, because a base position that improves entry may make the rest of the job awkward.

Full tool now clashes at the door handle. Integrator is comparing a changed approach and another base position.

If the base moves, maintenance should check the service panels at that proposed location too. It is much easier to question the drawing now than explain why a filter change needs dismantling later.

Has the setter tried their fixture trolley route at both candidates?

Not yet, Emma. Both candidates stay provisional until setter and maintenance reviews are done.