Moving a machine or a whole line takes more than transport. Every stage has to be planned so production stops for as little time as possible.
Main stages
- Inventory and documentation: photos, diagrams, labelled connections
- Preparing the new site: foundations, utilities, access
- Controlled dismantling and packing for transport
- Transport and lifting with suitable equipment
- Reinstallation, alignment and reconnection
- Testing and commissioning with the manufacturer or client
Where delays usually happen
Most delays come from an unprepared new site: unfinished foundations, missing utilities or poor access for lifting equipment. Checking these points before dismantling saves whole days.
In short
A successful relocation has a written plan, clear responsibilities and a schedule coordinated with production. We provide crews for machinery installation and reinstallation, based on an on-site assessment; contact us to plan your move.
