Site Movements
The last stretch of a project delivery, from laydown area to final position.
Delivery to the site gate is often only half the journey. We coordinate the movement of cargo and equipment within the site itself — from the laydown area to its final position.
That work is planned around site access, ground conditions and the project's own construction schedule, rather than treated as an afterthought once cargo arrives.
What's included
- Internal site routing and access planning
- Coordination with site construction schedules
- Ground condition and load-path assessment
- Final positioning of heavy equipment
How a site movement runs
- 01
Walk the site
Access routes, laydown area and the final position.
- 02
Check ground and load path
Ground conditions assessed along the route the load will take.
- 03
Fit the schedule
Moves timed around the project's construction programme.
- 04
Position the load
Equipment moved and set in its final position.
What we need from you
- Site plan with laydown area and final positions
- Weights and dimensions of each item
- Construction schedule or access windows
- Any ground or overhead restrictions you know of
Common questions
What is a site movement?
Moving cargo and equipment inside a project site, from the laydown area to its final position.
Do you check ground conditions?
Yes. Ground conditions and the load path are assessed before anything moves.
Do you provide crane lifts on site?
Yes. Loading, lifting and repositioning on site, with crane support matched to the weight of the lift.
Can you deliver to the site as well?
Yes. See project logistics and heavy lift for the move to site.