continuity. Operating on the river presented a distinct set of logistical and environmental challenges. Constant movement from passing vessels created a dynamic worksite, while unpredictable wind conditions demanded continuous monitoring to maintain operational safety and precision. Marine safety protocols added further complexity, requiring strict compliance from both crane operators and site teams. Nevertheless, the LR1300 demonstrated exceptional reliability and performance throughout the project. Its success was underpinned by the deep expertise of our team and the close coordination  achievable with strategic planning and teamwork.


The deployment of this crane was a testament to the engineering excellence, operational resilience and the  projects within the UK.


SAFETY FOCUSED FLEET EXPANSION


Select’s recent investment in two Liebherr LTR1150 telescopic crawler cranes demonstrates our commitment


to both innovation and safety. These cranes offer a 150 tonne lifting capacity, a 52-metre telescopic boom,  need for complex transport logistics and minimising risk during mobilisation. Streamlined rigging and de-rigging times also enhance site safety by reducing operatives’ exposure to manual handling and working at height.  for performance, but for its ability to support safer, more ations.


LOOKING AHEAD FOR SELECT PLANT HIRE


As the construction industry continues to evolve, Select Plant Hire remains focused on delivering safe, sustainable and scalable lifting solutions. Whether it’s a short-term requirement or a multi-year deployment, Select’s crawler cranes are proving that the future of lifting is not just about power - it’s about responsibility.


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