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Cold milling machine application and required finished result; Pavement and drum: Specify asphalt or concrete, hardness, reinforcement or obstacles and required texture. Drum width, tool spacing and cutting tools must suit the task.; Depth and logistics: Define cut depth, grade reference, working width and loading arrangement. Travel speed and truck availability affect removal consistency and accepted output.; Representative input variation and difficult operating conditions; Application risks and exclusions: A fast cut does not establish the required profile or surface condition; inspect the remaining pavement and the removed material stream.; Site and supporting services: Plan traffic control, water supply, loading vehicles, access and management of dust, noise and buried objects.; Acceptance method and retained evidence: Mill a representative section, measure depth and profile, inspect texture and edge control and record the operating conditions and material handling.; Maintenance and support scope: Inspect cutting teeth, holders, drums, belts, water systems and grade sensors; retain tool-change and calibration records.; OEM/ODM changes requested: Drums, conveyors, sensing and controls may be reviewed; changed pavement and textures require cutting trials.; Destination, local installation conditions and documentation language; Drawings, samples, tooling ownership and revision control; Operating sequence, changeovers, training and commissioning responsibilities.