Projects

We’re regularly engaged for tight-access, internal, and complex lifting projects across commercial, industrial, and residential sites. This includes indoor machinery installs, glazing lifts, urban construction work, HVAC and mechanical lifts, and projects with restricted access or safety constraints.

The projects shown reflect the type of work we currently undertake, using our existing fleet and operating model. They are intended to show real-world constraints and how lifts are planned and executed, not staged or hypothetical scenarios.

We manage more than the lift itself. Projects typically include site inspections, lift planning, risk assessments, safety documentation, and coordination with spotters or traffic management where required. This ensures the lift is compliant before work begins on site.

Yes. Many projects involve indoor or finished spaces where emissions, noise, and floor protection are critical. These lifts are planned around access paths, load limits, and surface protection to avoid damage or disruption.

Yes. Tight-access and complex lifting often applies to short-duration or single-lift projects. The same planning and safety standards apply regardless of project size.

Where required, lifts can be planned to minimise disruption, including staging work out of hours or sequencing lifts around active operations. This is common for industrial, commercial, and mechanical projects.