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Fit For Context: what it means in practice
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Fit For Context is our communication framework for how we approach work: understand the asset and its context, engineer options and control risks, deliver collaboratively, and support long-term capability.
It is not a certified operating method. It describes the questions we ask so clients know what to expect from an engagement.
In practice, it means the right solution for a rural bulk water upgrade may look very different from the right solution in an industrial plant.