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Getting started

From consultation to launch

Deployment requires no construction on your site. We assess your needs, design the service and bring the canteen to you — all the site needs to provide is a location and basic utility connections.

A site manager and a Trucktory representative in discussion on a worksite, with a Trucktory truck in the background
The consultation is carried out on site or remotely

Five steps

How deployment works

A Trucktory truck being reversed into position on a construction site yard
Step 04 — deployment: the truck is positioned on site
  1. Catering consultation

    A free 30–45 minute conversation: headcount and shifts, volume and payment method, location, safety and special diets.

  2. Service plan

    A preliminary service, capacity and deployment plan: service level, opening hours, number of units and schedule.

  3. Site preparation

    Together with the site, we agree on the location, power, water and waste management arrangements, as well as access and occupational safety.

  4. Deployment

    The truck is driven in, the serving line is opened and the service starts on the agreed date.

  5. Continuous optimisation

    Monitoring over the first weeks: demand, queuing times, food waste and feedback. The service is adjusted based on the data collected.

Book a free catering consultation

Consultation checklist

What we clarify before launch

We go through these points during the consultation — you do not need ready answers, a conversation is enough.

A

Headcount and shifts

Headcount and its expected variation, working shifts and meal times.

B

Volume and payment method

Estimated daily meal volumes and the payment or staff-benefit model.

C

Location

The position of the truck, plus power, water and waste management arrangements.

D

Safety and access

Occupational safety, access control and dining areas indoors or outdoors.

E

Special diets

Workers' dietary requirements are mapped before the service starts.

An electrician connecting a power cable to the Trucktory truck's connection panel, with a water hose running across the gravel
Site preparation: power and water connections

Site readiness

What your site needs to provide

Location

A level, load-bearing area for the truck and its deployable service areas, with unobstructed vehicle access. Space requirements depend on the number of units.

Power

A power connection for the kitchen and service areas. Connection capacity and type are agreed during site preparation.

Water

Clean water supply and wastewater handling — a fixed connection or a tank solution, depending on the site.

Waste management

The location of sorting bins and the collection schedule are agreed with the site's waste management.

All connections and positioning are covered during site preparation — no construction is required on your site.

Next step

Let's plan the right Trucktory for your site

The next step is a free catering consultation. Based on it, we deliver a preliminary service, capacity and deployment plan.

Start with a catering consultation
30–45 minFree catering consultation