Six streams of work, priced by scope and delivered with the lift plan, the licences and the inspection records that go with them.
Engage any single stream, or the whole sequence from steel on the ground to a dressed and tested structure.
Licensed riggers and doggers supporting mobile and crawler crane operations on construction and industrial sites.
Setting, plumbing and securing structural members — columns, beams, portal frames, precast panels and platework.
Climbing works on monopoles, guyed masts, lattice towers and rooftop sites for telecommunications and broadcast structures.
Getting the signal path physically in place and pointed correctly, from the equipment shelter to the top of the structure.
Reaching work that a platform cannot, and making sure the structure is safe for whoever climbs it next.
The paperwork a principal contractor needs before a crane turns up, prepared by the people who will run the lift.
This is a real sequence — each step produces something the next one depends on, and we do not skip forward when the schedule tightens.
You send the load, the height, the access and the dates. We ask about ground conditions, live plant, exclusion zones and who else is on site.
Where the job warrants it we attend before quoting. Crane standing, anchor availability and climb access are decided on the ground, not from a drawing.
Lift study, safe work method statement, gear list and rescue plan issued to you for review, with the licences of the crew attached.
Pre-start, gear inspection, zone set up, and the work performed under a named supervisor with authority to stop it at any point.
Site left clear, records issued — inspections, torque and tension sheets, as-installed notes and any defects we found and did not cause.
The method changes with the site. These are the environments our scopes are written for.
Send the scope, the site and the dates. We will come back with the method and what it will take.