Overview
Lift Planning & Rigging Engineering you can rely on
Every heavy or critical lift starts on paper. Our lifting engineers visit the site, choose the right crane and rigging, check ground bearing and clearances, and produce a clear lift plan with CAD drawings that your HSE team and client can approve.
What's included
- Site surveys & crane selection
- 2D / 3D CAD lift drawings
- Rigging & spreader-beam design
- Ground-bearing pressure calculations
- Tandem & critical lift studies
- Method statements & risk assessments
Typical applications
- Critical & tandem lifts
- Module & skid installation
- Lifts near live plant
- Client HSE approvals
- Tender support
- Value engineering
How we work with you
- 1
Enquiry
Send the job details by form, phone or WhatsApp.
- 2
Proposal
We recommend the right equipment and quote.
- 3
Mobilise
Certified equipment and crew arrive on time.
- 4
Support
24/7 back-up until the job is done.
Frequently asked
Do your cranes come with an operator?
Yes. Cranes are normally supplied with a third-party certified operator, and we can add riggers, signalmen and a lifting supervisor. Some equipment such as telehandlers, forklifts, generators and light towers can also be rented bare (dry hire).
What rental periods do you offer?
Hourly (for cranes, with a minimum), daily, weekly, monthly and long-term project contracts. Longer hires get better rates and include planned maintenance on site.
How quickly can you mobilise equipment?
Standard cranes and equipment can usually be on site within 24–48 hours in major cities, depending on availability and permits. Heavy-lift crawlers need assembly time, which we confirm in the lift plan.
Are your equipment and operators certified?
All lifting equipment is inspected by an approved third-party inspector and comes with valid certificates and load charts. Operators and riggers hold third-party certification and can obtain client site passes.
