Bridges, transit, water and civil works set girders, segments, pumps and precast in places with no easy access and zero tolerance for a dropped schedule. Kranes supplies crawler, all-terrain and mobile cranes with the capacity and reach civil work demands, plus the engineered lift support these projects require. Tell us the heaviest pick, the radius and the site constraints, and we quote the crane, rigging and certified crew to place it.
Civil and infrastructure lifting sets the heaviest, most permanent pieces in the hardest places to reach: bridge girders and segments, transit and rail structures, pump stations, culverts and precast civil elements. Crawler cranes pick heavy at long radius on soft or temporary ground; all-terrain cranes reach constrained sites on their own power; and engineered or tandem lifts handle the single largest spans a project plans around.
Kranes supplies crawler, all-terrain and mobile cranes with the capacity and reach civil work demands, plus the engineered-lift support these projects require to drop a girder or a segment exactly on bearing. A dropped schedule on infrastructure carries public and contractual cost, so the crane, rigging and crew are planned into the lift sequence and the traffic or rail window it has to fit.
Every civil lift starts with the heaviest pick, the radius, the lift height and the site constraints — water, traffic, rail or limited access. Send those and Kranes returns the crane class, the rigging and the certified crew to place it. Because the picks are large and the windows are fixed, the lift plan, the ground bearing and the engineering are confirmed before the crane mobilises.
Infrastructure lifts are public, scrutinised and unforgiving, so every crane and operator is certified and documented to CSA and provincial standards. Kranes keeps service and parts behind the fleet so a long civil project runs without an equipment-driven delay. Tell us the heaviest pick, the radius and the constraints, and we quote the crane, rigging and certified crew to place it safely across Canada.