Heavy industrial facilities require project planning that considers not only the machinery itself but also the building, foundations, access routes, lifting equipment and transportation requirements. We can support heavy equipment relocation by coordinating the movement and installation sequence around equipment dimensions, weight, lifting points and site conditions.
Heavy Machinery Relocation for Steel, Metals, Foundry & Forging
We provides heavy industrial project execution solutions for steel, metals, foundry and forging facilities, where machinery can involve significant weight, dimensions and specialized handling requirements. Our services can include steel plant relocation, foundry machinery shifting, forging machine relocation, furnace and process equipment movement, dismantling, rigging coordination, transportation, positioning, installation, alignment and commissioning support. Depending on the project, equipment may include forging presses, furnaces, casting systems, machining equipment, rolling equipment, conveyors and material-handling systems. Heavy equipment projects require careful consideration of equipment weight, centre of gravity, lifting points, crane and handling requirements, transportation routes, floor loading, foundation conditions and installation sequence. Our project planning is therefore tailored to the characteristics of the equipment and the conditions of the existing and proposed facilities.
Steel, Metals, Foundry & Forging
In foundry and forging environments, equipment can include presses, furnaces, casting systems, machining equipment and material-handling systems. Each category can have different dismantling and installation requirements. Our project approach can therefore be adapted to the characteristics of each machine and the responsibilities defined by the client, OEM or specialist contractor.
For plant expansion and Brownfield modernization, new equipment may need to be introduced alongside existing production systems. We can support the physical installation and relocation activities while coordinating the sequence with the wider project plan, including access, shutdowns, foundations and utilities.