08 / Services
Decisions are made on calculations. Feasibility studies, route surveys, lift plans and operational consulting.
What we do
Feasibility studies
Route surveys and reporting
Lift plans and 3D drawings
Ground pressure and wind calculations
Client briefings and simulations
01
In heavy haulage and lifting, the most expensive problems are the ones found on site: a bridge that cannot be crossed, ground the crane cannot stand on, a vehicle that cannot get through the gate. Engineering exists to find these on paper, before the cargo moves.
That is why we start planning and analysis before a job is awarded. A feasibility study shows which vehicle, crane and route a move or lift can be done with, and what it depends on.
02
A route survey starts on the map and finishes on the road. Along the path of a heavy or out-of-gauge load, bridges and culverts, overpass and power line clearances, swept paths at bends and junctions, gradients, road width and obstacles that must be removed temporarily are recorded one by one.
Our road survey team carries out this work, reports the modifications needed and, on request, makes them with our partners.
03
A lift plan ties the choice of crane to its load chart: load and rigging weight, radius and height, crane configuration, ground conditions and permissible wind speed are assessed together. For tandem lifts it also covers how the load is shared and the order in which the cranes move.
On the İsdemir air separation unit lifting phase, the main crane, assist cranes, site layout and installation sequence were planned together.
04
A plan works when everyone on site reads it the same way. We take the client's team through each plan in briefing meetings and simulations, and an occupational health and safety specialist is on site before and during the operation.
We plan all of our transport and lifting work through engineering. Our engineers prepare feasibility studies, route surveys and lift plans, and an occupational health and safety specialist is on site before and during every operation. We share the plans with clients in briefing meetings and simulations so that no question is left open.
We confirm cargo data, site drawings and the schedule with the client.
A survey starts with the cargo and both ends of the route; the rest is settled as the work goes on.
Ultrans
Share the cargo dimensions and weight, the origin and destination and your planned dates. Our team will review the requirement and get back to you.
