Standort und Fertigung planen.

Hall, permits, energy and flow: the site and production planning handbook for metalworking companies.

A hall is not a plot with a roof. It is a means of production that decides for twenty years what a company can manufacture. The book walks through a site project in the order the questions arrive: What does the current site really cost? Existing hall or new build, buy or rent? What needs a permit, from whom, how long does it take? Which planners are needed, what do they cost, how are contracts closed? How do you plan material flow, layout, floor, crane and height, how do you expand later, how do you move without losing delivery capability? And what about power, photovoltaics and sustainability is obligation, what is expectation, what pays off?

A fictional metalworking company with 38 employees calculates the whole way: three site options over ten years with stress test, permit roadmap, layout in three versions, relocation in three waves. With 36 figures, checklists, calculation sheets and a note on when something belongs in the hands of professionals. Written by someone who built a factory with his team in twelve months and expanded a site. Published in German.