Target market opportunity or business need is defined based on appropriate evidence, industry practice and reasoned argument or analysis.
Selection of species, culture technology and size of operation are based on this analysis and included in business plan.
Mechanisation or automation of process or activity, including the use of specialised contract services, is researched and introduced.
Legal requirements impacting on a proposed enterprise are identified.
Property market is scanned for purchase or leasing possibilities, and site is decided upon based on business plan.
Contractual arrangements are entered into based on legal requirements and business plan.
Features of the site are incorporated into worksite plan to allow most effective construction program.
Construction plan, including budget and work schedule is drawn up in consultation with senior personnel taking into account appropriate considerations.
Relevant building or development permits or approvals are obtained.
Appropriate labour, materials and resources are organised and construction undertaken according to construction plan.
Contractors, consultants and construction work are monitored against drawings and work plans, and negotiation undertaken, where necessary.
Site is commissioned, ensuring all systems are operational and according to plans and permits or approvals.
third-party certification (e.g. Australian Grown and ISO 14001:2004 Environmental management systems).
the appropriate use, maintenance and storage of PPE.
temperature and contamination control along chain of custody.
reducing energy use and introducing alternative energy sources.
waterproof clothing (e.g. wet weather gear and waders).