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What to Put in a Robot Integration Statement of Work

Published: Publisher: Zhilianhai Robotics News

Draw the boundary

The single most useful item in a statement of work is a marked-up layout showing exactly where the integrator's responsibility stops and yours begins: power, air, network, guarding, floor preparation, and the conveyor interface. Ambiguity here is the most common source of change orders.

ItemTypical splitEvidence
Cell layout and drawingsIntegratorAs-built set before SAT
Power to the cell panelCustomerIsolator labelled and tested
Safety risk assessmentJoint, integrator leadsSigned report
Production parts for testingCustomerQuantity and delivery dates
Operator trainingIntegratorAttendance list and materials

Define the technical acceptance in numbers

Attach the FAT and SAT protocols as appendices. They convert “completion” from an opinion into a checklist, and they make partial payments safe for both sides.

Name the people

One project manager per side, with authority to make technical decisions and a written escalation contact. Projects with three informal contacts and no owner drift.

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