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Infrastructure: Evidence and handover

A method can describe construction activity without explaining readiness checks, testing interfaces or the evidence needed to return an asset to use. Residual limitations need an owner after the main work finishes. Working output: An evidence outline showing permission to progress, verification responsibilities and a usable record of the asset's condition at handover.

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Infrastructure: Evidence and handoverIdentify the proposition the evidence outline needs to support, with particular attention to “permission to progress”. · Create the specific working output with concrete entries: An evidence outline showing permission to progress, verification responsibilities and a usable record of the asset's condition at handover. · Check the planned effort for the evidence outline and assign the outstanding evidence decision concerning “permission to progress”.LEARNING / IN PRACTICEInfrastructure: Evidence andhandoverIdentify the propositionthe evidence outline…Create the specificworking output with…Check the plannedeffort for the evidence…Editorial study / Infrastructure: Evidence and handover
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  • Identify the proposition the evidence outline needs to support, with particular attention to “permission to progress”.
  • Create the specific working output with concrete entries: An evidence outline showing permission to progress, verification responsibilities and a usable record of the asset's condition at handover.
  • Check the planned effort for the evidence outline and assign the outstanding evidence decision concerning “permission to progress”.

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