Assembly and Disassembly
The assembly and disassembly of a crane affect its safety, stability, working times, and overall costs. Any mistake in lifting, positioning, or fastening can cause costly delays, damage equipment, or endanger lives. Skyline's process is focused on planning --> execution --> control, based on hundreds of successful installations and highly experienced teams trained according to the world's leading manufacturers standards.
The service includes
- Planning—setting up staging areas, cranes’ positioning zones, and coordinating the movement of equipment. It also includes choosing the best lifting method for the project.
- Assembly—installation of all types of cranes in accordance with the instruction and safety standards of the world’s leading crane manufacturers, including unloading, connection, testing, and alignment on site.
- Unloading—gradual dismantling as the project progresses, using a derrick crane or auxiliary cranes, depending on site limits.
Service advantages
- Logistics risks reduction—full coordination between trucks, cranes, installers, and the construction site.
- Schedule adherence—assembly is performed quickly, in accordance with the main contractor’s plans.
- Uncompromising safety—everything is done according to international standards, safety audits, and manufacturer procedures.
- Suitable even for particularly complex sites—crowded areas, city centers, towers, or sites with numerous cranes.
- Proven experience—assembly and disassembly of hundreds of cranes every year, of all types and sizes.
Q&A
Who is responsible for assembling, disassembling, and heightening cranes on-site?
The work is performed by professional and experienced teams who specialize in handling all models of tower cranes—at any height. The teams work efficiently and professionally, using advanced techniques such as climbing cranes, ensuring precise and safe execution even at particularly challenging sites.