Movement feasibility
Cargo data and route constraints are assessed early so critical obstacles are identified before mobilisation.
Cargoy Logistics service
Heavy Lift & ODC Projects
Engineering-led planning for oversized and heavy cargo, including route studies, drawings, permissions, equipment and execution controls.
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Overview
Complex cargo demands engineering before movement.
Heavy and oversized cargo cannot be planned from distance and weight alone. Route clearances, turning space, road conditions, bridge capacity, lifting interfaces and delivery-site access must be considered together before mobilisation.
Our project approach connects technical surveying, transport drawings, permissions, equipment planning and risk controls into one practical movement plan. The objective is to deliver an economical solution without compromising the client’s technical or HSE requirements.
What shapes the plan
Details that make the movement work.
Each requirement is assessed around the actual cargo, route, equipment and handover conditions.
Technical preparation
Drawings, surveys, equipment configuration, permissions and risk controls are developed as one plan.
Controlled execution
On-ground teams, escorts and project stakeholders are coordinated against the agreed method.
What we support
Capabilities built around the movement.
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Heavy-weight and over-dimensional cargo transportation
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Transport and road feasibility studies
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Transport drawings for project manuals
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Road transport permissions and permits
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Technical route surveying and clearance assessment
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Equipment and trailer configuration planning
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Risk assessment and execution methodology
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On-site project coordination where required
How we work
Clear from planning to delivery.
One operating picture, shared across the people responsible for your cargo.
Survey
Cargo, route, structures, clearances and project-site constraints are studied.
Engineer
Equipment, drawings, method, permissions and risk controls are prepared.
Prepare
Teams, escorts, stakeholders and site readiness are aligned before mobilisation.
Execute
The movement is managed against the agreed technical and HSE plan.