Working with contractors, crane riggers, and government facilities, E&M was able to load out the four engines today on four trucks. The prior day, we loaded out all miscellaneous gear and parts onto four trucks. Let us know how we can be of service to your company.

Coordinated Loading and Transport

Moves like this depend on clear communication between every party on site. Our team coordinated arrival times, staging areas, and lift sequencing so each truck could be set, loaded, secured, and released without disrupting facility operations. With multiple trucks cycling through, maintaining an orderly flow helped keep the schedule on track and the work area controlled.

Each engine was handled with a dedicated lift plan and the appropriate rigging configuration for the pick points and center of gravity. We verified access routes and turning radii for the trucks ahead of time to avoid delays at the gate and in the loading zone. Final tie-down and securement checks were completed prior to departure so the loads could travel safely to their next destination.

Safety and Documentation

When working at government sites, safety requirements and administrative procedures are just as important as the physical work. We supported site protocols by coordinating badging, escorts, designated work zones, and pre-task reviews. The loadout was executed with continuous attention to personnel positioning, exclusion zones, and clear hand signals between the crane operator and rigging crew.

In addition to the field work, we also assisted with the practical details that keep shipments moving, including equipment identification, packing lists for parts and accessories, and shipment-ready organization. Keeping components grouped and accounted for reduces confusion once the equipment reaches the receiving location.

What We Can Support on Your Next Project

E&M can help plan and execute complex equipment moves from start to finish, whether you are relocating assets, decommissioning units, or preparing machinery for refurbishment. Typical support can include:

• On-site coordination with facility staff, contractors, and carriers
• Rigging and lift planning for heavy machinery and oversized loads
• Staging and loadout for engines, generators, skids, and related components
• Crating, blocking, and bracing to protect equipment in transit
• Inventory and packing assistance for loose gear, parts, and accessories

If you have upcoming loadouts, removals, or time-sensitive shipments, share the site requirements and equipment details and we can help you build a plan that fits the schedule and the facility’s constraints.