Day work
Taxi crane service
Taxi crane work and day work are the same job: a crane, a certified operator and a rigger come out for a short, straightforward lift, set the load and move on.
Taxi crane day work
Call dispatch with the load, the location and the date. We send a crane with an NCCCO-certified operator and a rigger, make the lift and move on.
- Short, straightforward lifts
- The right crane for the lift
- An NCCCO-certified operator and rigger on every job
Short-term crane service for quick lifts
Taxi crane work suits jobs where the crane only needs to be on site for a few hours or a day: set a unit, swap out a piece of equipment, unload a truck or make a handful of picks. The crew shows up, sets up, makes the lifts and leaves, so the crane is only there for the work.
- Call dispatch with the load, the location and the date.
- The crane, operator and rigger arrive and set up.
- The rigger rigs the load and the operator sets it.
- We rig down and move on to the next job.
Day work crane lifts
Common day work includes:
- Setting HVAC and rooftop units
- Unloading and setting equipment
- Setting tanks, skids and production equipment
- Changing out pumps, motors and other equipment
- Setting trusses, beams and building materials
- Moving equipment around a yard or plant
Taxi crane service for any job
Oilfield locations, construction sites, rooftop units and equipment sets. If it needs lifting, call us.
Book a crane
Call dispatch or send a lift request. Tell us the load, the location and the date.
FAQ
Questions about taxi crane service
Is taxi crane service the same as day work?
Yes. Taxi crane work and day work are the same thing: a crane and a crew come out for a short, straightforward lift, then move on.
What should I tell dispatch for a taxi crane job?
The weight and size of the load, where it is and where it goes, how the crane gets onto the site, and the date. Photos of the set point help too.
Does a taxi crane come with an operator?
Yes. Every taxi crane job goes out with an NCCCO-certified operator and an NCCCO-certified rigger.
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