1

Review all legal documentation and permits

2

Secure facility insurance and liability coverage

3

Confirm environmental compliance (e.g., emissions, waste)

4

Ensure all health and safety regulations are met

5

Conduct a final inspection of the building's structural integrity

1

Install necessary machinery and equipment

2

Verify electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems are operational

3

Set up signage and safety equipment (fire alarms, exits)

4

Install security systems (CCTV, access controls)

5

Ensure proper labeling of storage and production areas

1

Verify emergency evacuation routes and emergency plans

2

Test fire alarms, smoke detectors, and extinguishers

3

Ensure safety gear (PPE) is provided and stocked

4

Conduct safety drills (fire, earthquake, lockdown)

5

Inspect compliance with OSHA regulations and industry standards

1

Hire and onboard key staff members (management, supervisors)

2

Provide safety training and equipment handling education

3

Assign roles and responsibilities for all team members

4

Conduct equipment training sessions for operators

5

Organize facility orientation for all new employees

1

Perform operational testing on all machinery

2

Check product quality standards and test prototypes

3

Inspect raw materials and storage conditions

4

Set up initial quality control processes and checkpoints

5

Test communication systems and workflows between departments

1

Conduct a final walkthrough of the entire facility

2

Review all tasks completed and ensure all are signed off

3

Confirm the facility is ready for production to begin

4

Coordinate with relevant departments for the launch

5

Announce the official opening and ensure all teams are ready