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Project by project, we solidify our reputation as leaders in the overhead crane service and manufacturing industry with satisfied customers who keep coming back and recommending us to their peers.
Explore some of the projects that we’re proud to be a part of.
Overhead Crane Manufacturing
35 ton main hoist with 8 ton auxiliary hoist on outboard monorail
- Designed to Canada’s highest structural, electrical, and mechanical specifications
- 8-tonne auxiliary hoist installed on an outboard monorail
- Unique design allows functionality and hook approaches not typically achieved
Project Scope
This highly customized overhead crane features a 35-tonne top running double girder arrangement.
Overhead Crane Manufacturing
Explosion proof monorail hoist
Operating in an extremely tough environment, design considerations included:- Outdoor coastal environment
- High winds
- Cold weather
- Classified electrical zone
Project Scope
Designed for maintenance of
 LNG tanks, this articulating hoist includes a variable radius S-shaped monorail—the first of its kind to receive CSA certification for usage in Canada.
Overhead Crane Manufacturing
Automated drilling rig,
explosion-proof tandem cranes
- Nestable interlocking structure
- Plumbing and flow control on energy chain arrangements
- Quick connecting hoist and trolleys provide robust functionality in the field
Project Scope
This hydraulic-powered set of two bridge cranes features two 18-tonne hoists per bridge. Electrical radio controls for hazardous locations allow functionality and tandem lifting to 72-tonne capacity.
Overhead Crane Maintenance
Coating and painting business
Our client had a production hoist that was key to their process. The hoist went down with a damaged motor, which had a several month lead time and a $10,000+ cost.
We oriented the hoist on a custom-built ultra-low headroom trolley. Our service technicians took the hoist down and used an existing stock hoist, modified and engineered a new trolley, and had the hoist reinstalled within a few days.
Overhead Crane Maintenance
BC-based wood processing business
Our client was looking to replace existing equipment nearing the end of its lifecycle; but the facility had an extremely short shutdown window.
We built a new bridge panel and full cable and control package for the system, replacing everything except the structure. We also included three custom-gauged top-running double girder hoists to be installed on a single bridge.
The radio system allowed any combination of the three hoists to lift with a summary display of the mass. All electrical was quick connect, so the project could be completed seamlessly in the short shutdown window.
Overhead Crane Installations
70-Foot Jib Crane for Major Gas Facility
Engineered and installed a 10-ton jib crane with an exceptional 70-foot boom for a high-profile gas facility. The extended reach presented significant structural engineering challenges, requiring advanced calculations and custom support systems to ensure stability and load capacity.
The project successfully met all customer specifications and operational requirements, delivering the extended coverage needed for their unique application.
Overhead Crane Installations
110-Foot Double Girder Crane for Power Generation
Designed and manufactured a long-span, 110-foot double girder crane for a power generation facility. Due to transportation restrictions, we engineered custom splice connections in the girders, enabling safe and economical delivery while maintaining full structural integrity and load capacity.
Overhead Crane Installations
Complex Monorail and Switching Gear System
Successfully delivered a high-profile project featuring intricate monorail and switching gear systems. Despite the technical complexity, the project was executed seamlessly with no major issues, meeting all specifications and timelines.
Overhead Crane Modernizations
Crane System Relocation and Custom Modification
Dismantled an overhead crane system from an existing facility and modified the span to fit a new shop with unique requirements. Column placement required precise positioning to avoid interference with existing machinery already installed in the facility.
Despite the challenging work conditions and tight tolerances, the project was executed safely, on schedule, and without incident—demonstrating our ability to adapt equipment to complex spatial constraints.
