CEO DIARIES
Spivey standing alongside one of Modulift’s 600t spreader beams.
What makes your company stand out? At Modulift, what sets us apart is our engineering approach. Our core product range is built around modular spreader beams that can be configured to suit a wide variety of lifting applications. This flexibility allows customers to adapt equipment to different spans and capacities without needing an entirely custom solution for every project. Innovation is central to our identity. Our designs
are developed using advanced engineering tools, and our products are used globally across multiple sectors. We focus on delivering solutions that prioritise safety, efficiency and repeat usability. Another key differentiator is our customer
collaboration. We work closely with clients at the planning stage of lifts, offering technical support and guidance to ensure the equipment selected is optimised for the task. That consultative approach builds long-term relationships rather than one-off transactions. We also place strong emphasis on quality control and compliance. In lifting, there is no margin for error. Every component must perform as intended, and our manufacturing and testing processes reflect
that responsibility. Finally, it’s our people. Engineering expertise combined with commercial understanding allows us to deliver practical, scalable solutions. Our team understands that lifting is about trust – and maintaining that trust is fundamental to everything we do.
What do you like about the industry? What I enjoy most about the lifting industry is the tangible impact it has. It underpins so many essential sectors – from infrastructure and transport to renewable energy and large-scale construction. Lifting solutions are often behind the scenes, but they are critical to enabling progress. I also value the strong sense of community within
the sector. Despite being global, it is an industry built on relationships and reputation. Collaboration between manufacturers, contractors, engineers, distribution partners and operators is vital. There is a shared understanding that safety and reliability come first. The technical challenges are another aspect I find
rewarding. Lifting requires precise engineering and careful planning. Every lift must account for load distribution, environmental factors and regulatory requirements. That combination of engineering rigour and practical execution keeps the industry dynamic. Importantly, I have seen attitudes evolving.
Modulift lifting equipment in action at Hinkley Point C, demonstrating its real world impact on major UK infrastructure projects.
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There is more recognition of the benefits of diversity, digitalisation and sustainability. More conversations are taking place around inclusion and representation, which is encouraging.
It’s an industry where you can see the results of your
work in real-world projects, whether that’s a new building, a piece of infrastructure or a renewable installation. That visibility, combined with continuous innovation, makes it a sector that is both challenging and fulfilling.
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