Equipment Rental Solutions for Industrial Projects
Quick summary
- Who for: industrial and petrochemical facilities, maintenance contractors and shutdown teams.
- Equipment: man lifts for reach over obstructions, cranes for installation, telehandlers and boom trucks for handling and lighter lifts.
- What decides the choice: the facility's entry rules, the outreach needed, ground conditions and the work window.
- Availability, transport and operating costs are set after reviewing the project site and rental period.
This equipment is supplied to projects across the Kingdom, subject to equipment availability, the project location, and transport and operating requirements.
When you need this
- Scheduled shutdowns and maintenance of existing plant at height.
- Access to pipe racks, steel structures and tanks for inspection and repair.
- Installing and replacing equipment and machinery inside process units.
- Handling materials and spare parts in industrial yards and stores.
- Expansion and construction work inside an operating industrial complex.
Suitable equipment
| Category | Sizes | Its role in this work | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Man Lifts | 10-43 m | maintaining towers, tanks and pipework, reaching over obstacles | In detail |
| Cranes | 25-500 ton | lifting and replacing heavy plant in industrial facilities | In detail |
| Telehandler | 3-4 ton | handling materials and equipment across execution areas | In detail |
| Boom Truck | 5-10 ton | moving and lifting components between work areas inside a facility | In detail |
| Excavators | 1.5-30 ton | excavation and preparation work inside industrial sites | In detail |
| Wheel Loaders | 5-15 ton | moving bulk raw material inside industrial sites | In detail |
How to choose the machine
- Facility rules: entry permits, safety induction, and any restriction on diesel machines in certain areas.
- Height and outreach: reaching over pipework and obstructions favours an articulating boom over a vertical lift.
- Ground: unpaved ground needs rough-terrain machines and firm footing for outriggers.
- Time window: shutdown work runs to a tight schedule, so the right size is booked early.
- For cranes: the capacity at the actual working radius, not the headline capacity.
Safety and execution on site
General planning practice; your site's and facility's own requirements come first.
- The facility's own work-permit and isolation procedures apply; entry is coordinated in advance.
- Most facilities require a lift plan for complex or critical lifts; mention it in the request so it can be coordinated.
- An exclusion zone is set around the machine, with care near live equipment and hot lines.
- The operator must be qualified to the site's requirements, and the machine is checked before use.
What to send for a quote
- The facility or site, its entry procedure and permit lead time.
- The task: height and outreach, or load weight and lift radius.
- Start date and duration, and whether it falls in a shutdown window.
- Whether you need an operator or transport, and the expected hours.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can the machine enter an operating industrial facility?
That depends on the facility's rules. An entry permit and a safety induction are usually required, and diesel machines may be restricted in some areas, which favours electric units. State the requirements in your request so the machine is matched to them.
Articulating or telescopic man lift for industrial work?
An articulating boom bends over obstructions such as pipework and steel to reach a point behind them; a telescopic boom gives longer straight-line outreach. The layout of the site decides which fits.
Can equipment be hired for the shutdown period only?
Yes, hire can be arranged for the shutdown dates. Booking early helps, as the most-used sizes tend to be needed in the same periods.
Is an operator available?
State in your request whether you need an operator; it is confirmed, with its cost, in the quote depending on the machine and site.