SPONSORS OF TYNE & TEES FEATURE
LIFTING EQUIPMENT AND HEIGHT SAFETY SYSTEMS
Lift-rite offer support to the offshore renewable sector with services including statutory examination, maintenance and testing of lifting equipment and height safety systems.
SPECIFIC EXPERIENCE the company has worked extensively on Greater Gabbard providing offshore qualified engineers to carry out statutory thorough examinations of lifting equipment and maintenance and testing of fall arrest systems on turbines, offshore platforms and on-shore sub stations.
CASE STUDY
Lift-rite were challenged to design, manufacture and install a bespoke lifting solution for Rhyl Flats. This was designed to assist in the removal of alternators in confined and restricted spaces.
Offering their services to the offshore industry, they are specialists in ship mobilisation and de-mobilisation works and provide a complete rigging service from lift planning through to their qualified rigging teams to carry out lifting operations.
COMPLETE VESSEL MOBILISATION SERVICE
The company travels to various ports to undertake this type of work and have recently opened an additional depot within the port of Blyth with quay and crane facilities to provide a complete vessel mobilisation service.
OFFSHORE PROJECTS
The main offshore projects Lift-rite have worked on are Greater Gabbard, Rhyl Flats, Gwynt Y Mor and London Array.
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