Restroom planning that follows the work, not just the delivery date.
Choose with the use in mind
Trades overlap, entrances move and a quiet site can become busy quickly. Start with the largest expected shift and explain whether crews work across separate areas. Consider where workers will be throughout the project, not only where there is spare room on the first morning.
Make the location work
Choose a firm, serviceable position away from reversing vehicles and material drops. Keep the toilet approach separate from deliveries. The site supervisor should identify a route that remains usable as fencing, excavation and storage arrangements change.
Confirm the full arrangement
Discuss handwashing, supplies and the service schedule alongside the toilets. Confirm extensions before the agreed rental period ends. For higher floors, ask about suitable high-rise equipment and a manufacturer-approved handling plan; ordinary units should not be improvised into lifting arrangements.
Leave room for changes
If your dates, site access or expected use change, discuss the arrangement before the next delivery or service visit. Keep the agreed contact details available to the person managing the site.
Delivery and pickup checklist