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Operations Control Tower
Cargo handling is where supply chains succeed or fail - slow gangs, wrong rigging or improper stowage cost more than the cargo itself. We bring trained gangs, certified MHE and engineering discipline so every lift, stow and discharge happens to plan.
From container stuffing in a CFS to multi-1,500-tonne lifts on a project site, our operations team handles stevedoring, marine cargo handling, break-bulk, heavy-lift, RoRo and dry-bulk. Every job is supervised by a stevedoring foreman, validated by a marine surveyor, and executed with TAPA-aligned safety SOPs and certified MHE - from forklifts to 500-tonne crawler cranes.
Choose the handling service that matches your cargo type. Every tier includes safety supervision, equipment certification and cargo survey support.
Stevedoring, stuffing, lashing and CFS handling.
Bulk, bagged and palletised cargo handling at ports and terminals.
Engineered lifts, modular transport and site mobilisation.
Six operational pillars that turn cargo handling into a managed, safe and predictable operation.
Certified stevedoring gangs with foreman supervision, rigger qualifications and confined-space tickets.
Owned and contracted fleet - reachstackers, RTG, mobile harbour cranes, crawler cranes and SPMT, all certified.
Pre-job engineering - ground bearing, lift plans, sequence, sea-fastening and rigging schedule - signed by a chartered engineer.
In-house marine surveyors for pre-loading, draft, on/off-hire and damage surveys - accepted by carriers and insurers.
OSHA-aligned permit-to-work, JSA, dust suppression and emergency response procedures across all sites.
Dedicated PMP, daily progress reports and milestone-based invoicing for project-scale moves.
Resident gangs and MHE at the ports, dry ports and terminals that matter - backed by mobile project teams for any site.
A disciplined operating model that keeps every lift documented and every gang accountable.
Cargo survey, lift study and method statement signed off by the responsible engineer.
MHE and gang mobilised - permits, JSAs, toolbox talks and site induction completed.
Stuffing, lifting, discharging or loading per method statement - with continuous supervision.
Marine survey, count check, damage capture and stowage approval before sail-away.
Time sheet, statement of facts, survey report and invoice - issued same day.
Six verticals with dedicated equipment, certifications and method statements.
The questions our enterprise customers ask most often - answered straight.
Tell us cargo type, port and timeline - our operations desk replies with a costed plan, lift engineering and gang schedule.