CraneCom
Construction - Benoni, Gauteng, South Africa
CraneCom Employees
CraneCom Details
Crane Com is an innovative, forward-thinking crane company provider, operating in niche markets throughout Africa. Our business is built on providing solutions to our clients that ensure projects are executed safely, professionally and cost effectively, which translates into being the best customer, employees and shareholders. We provide specialized crane equipment and rigging teams to companies involved in infrastructure development, mining and civil projects, as well as OEM companies Our project based crane hire and lifting solutions teams provide equipment and expertise for the installation team of over-sized equipment in sectors ranging from power, rail, water, mining, petrochemical, refinery and gas. We also have a dedicated yellow metal equipment division providing turnkey solutions for the offloading, transport and assembly of large yellow metal equipment. Equipment owned and operated by Crane Com includes Mobile Cranes (10 ton to 500 ton), Gantry Crane, Hydraulic Cranes, Crane Trucks, Crawler Cranes, as well as jacking and sliding equipment. Crane Com offers a fully integrated transport and lifting solution to clients from planning to execution. Our highly qualified riggers, engineers and mechanical staff undergo rigorous induction and practical hand on training, covering all the technical and operational aspects of relevant equipment and procedures. This ensures our teams are fully certified and suitably qualified for any job. Crane Com is fully committed to the quality assurance and safety of all our projects, as well as nurturing and training our staff. We are a level 3 BEE contributor, the development of our staff is an important focus of our business. Crane Com specialize in projects both in South Africa and many African countries including most SADAC countries. Crane Com provides integrated lifting and rigging services backed by decades of experience, state-of-the-art equipment and committed and dedicated staff.
