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Crane and Rigging Services

Crane and Rigging Services

One crew for the lift and the rigging that goes with it — slings, shackles and spreader beams sized to the load, with the crane and the rigger working off the same lift plan.

Hoisting engineers
Rigging planned before arrival
Southwestern Ontario coverage
Request a Quote
Send the piece weight, the pick radius and the site address, and we'll match the crane and the rigging to the lift.
Dispatch replyNo obligationCall (226) 400-2111

Serving Southwestern Ontario. Form goes to dispatch.

How it works

Crane and Rigging Services

Crane and rigging services in Woodstock pair the machine with the hardware that actually holds the load. The crane is only half the lift — the sling angle, the shackle rating and the spreader beam decide whether the pick is stable. We plan both together so the rigging matches the crane's capacity at the radius you're working.

Crane and rigging services cover the full lift: crane selection, rigging design, sling and shackle supply, spreader beams, load testing where required, and a rigger on site working with the crane operator through the pick. We handle single picks and multi-piece sets.

A crane on site without the right rigging is a stalled lift. Loads arrive with no lift points marked, slings that are too short for the angle, or a spreader beam that doesn't fit the piece — and the crew waits while someone drives back for hardware.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Hoisting is the crane lifting the load; rigging is the slings, shackles and hardware that connect the load to the hook. Both have to be planned together because the rigging angle changes what the crane can actually pick.
Know the load weight, know the sling angle, protect the sling from sharp edges, and never exceed the rated capacity of any component. Those four checks cover most of what goes wrong on a lift.
Rigging and hoisting training in Ontario is typically refreshed on a set cycle, and the requirement depends on the worker's role and the employer's program. We confirm current tickets before a rigger goes on site.
The common categories are sling rigging, chain rigging, wire rope rigging and synthetic rigging. The choice comes down to load weight, the surface of the piece and whether the sling has to wrap or choke.
Yes — slings, shackles and spreader beams are part of the lift package. That way the hardware is rated for the load and matched to the crane's capacity at the radius you're working.
The piece weight, the marked lift points, the pick radius and the site address. If the load has no lift points marked, tell us and we'll plan the rigging around the piece geometry instead.

Request a Quote

Send the piece weight, the pick radius and the site address, and we'll match the crane and the rigging to the lift.

Request a Quote
Send the piece weight, the pick radius and the site address, and we'll match the crane and the rigging to the lift.
Dispatch replyNo obligationCall (226) 400-2111

Serving Southwestern Ontario. Form goes to dispatch.