Overview
Heavy lift is method-driven. We align crane charts, transport frames, and receiving points so mass and moments stay within safe envelopes throughout the journey.
Heavy lift is where weight, radius, and ground bearing pressure decide the job. MarineCaddie treats those numbers as inputs, not decorations on a quote.
We coordinate surveys, lifting concepts, and the transport legs that feed the lift—because a perfect crane on the wrong day still fails the project.
Shipboard and quayside lifts need different discipline than yard lifts. We keep the receiving environment in the plan from day one.
Heavy lift frequently overlaps OOG and project cargo; we keep the method statement coherent across all three labels.
Lift plans fail when ground conditions, radius, or vessel limits were never in the first sketch. We pull those constraints forward so gear selection is honest.
Weather and tide windows are scheduled as real risks. A lift date without a contingency is only a wish.


