Lift plans
Written lift plans for routine and complex lifts: method, sequence, exclusion zones, accessory selection and roles.
Lifting
Lifting operations, planned properly
Most lifting incidents come back to planning: the wrong accessory, an unclear sequence or nobody clear on who was in charge. We help you get that right before the lift, and keep the compliance side straight afterwards.
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Lifting support we can provide today
Send us the drawings, the loads and the site constraints. We will tell you what the lift needs — and if it needs a specialist we do not cover, we will say so.
Excavator lifting assessments
Object handling with excavators — duty checks, quick hitch and accessory arrangements, and what the operator needs on the machine.
Crane lifting support
Support with crane selection, ground bearing considerations, siting and coordination with the crane provider.
Lifting accessories management
Registers, colour coding, inspection intervals and getting the paperwork in order before a client asks for it.
In development
Being set up — ask us where we are with it
We would rather tell you what is still being built than claim capability we do not yet hold.
Coming soon
Appointed Person support
AP input on planning and site briefings, where appropriately competent for the lift in question.
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Thorough examination services
Statutory thorough examination of lifting equipment. Being set up — contact us and we will tell you what we can arrange now.
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Keeping the lifting paperwork straight
Registers that are up to date, examination dates that have not quietly passed, and accessories that can be accounted for. It is the first thing a client checks and the easiest thing to let slip.
- Lifting equipment registers set up and maintained
- Examination and inspection intervals tracked
- Review of existing lifting arrangements and procedures
- Briefing packs for site teams before a lift
- Support after a lifting near miss or incident
Have a lift coming up?
Send the details — load, machine, site constraints and dates. We will tell you what we can do and when.