Rigging
Our riggers have the knowledge and experience to handle any project – from small lifting and moving tasks to rigging large offshore structures such as jackets, modules, and heavy installations. Rigging involves the careful preparation, assembly, and execution of lifting and moving operations, with safety, precision, and efficiency as the main priorities.
All rigging activities are carried out in accordance with international safety standards and are supported by our VCA, ISO 9001, and ISO 45001 certifications. This ensures that both work processes and working conditions meet the highest standards of quality and safety.
Lashing
Whether it concerns standard cargo or special, oversized loads, our lashing specialists have extensive experience in securing and fastening a wide variety of cargo.
Lashing involves the securing, fastening, and stabilizing of cargo on ships, trucks, or platforms to ensure safe transport or handling. This can range from standard containers to heavy machinery, offshore modules, or exceptionally large structures.
Our specialists always work in compliance with international safety standards and use certified materials such as lashing straps, chains, turnbuckles, and steel wires. This guarantees that cargo remains safe under all conditions, whether during land transport, offshore operations, or sea transport.
FAQ
Wat is rigging?
Our riggers have the knowledge and experience to handle any project, from small lifting and moving tasks to rigging large offshore structures such as jackets, modules, and heavy installations. Rigging involves the careful preparation, assembly, and execution of lifting and moving operations, with safety, precision, and efficiency as the main priorities.
All rigging activities are carried out in accordance with international safety standards and are supported by our VCA, ISO 9001, and ISO 45001 certifications. This ensures that both work processes and working conditions meet the highest standards of quality and safety. Rigging is frequently combined with certified load testing of the lifting equipment involved, and with periodic inspection and certification of slings, shackles and other lifting accessories.
What certifications do your rigging operations comply with?
All rigging activities are carried out in accordance with international safety standards and are supported by our VCA, ISO 9001, and ISO 45001 certifications, ensuring both work processes and working conditions meet the highest standards of quality and safety.
What is lashing, and why is it important?
Whether it concerns standard cargo or special, oversized loads, our lashing specialists have extensive experience in securing and fastening a wide variety of cargo. Lashing involves the securing, fastening, and stabilizing of cargo on ships, trucks, or platforms to ensure safe transport or handling. This can range from standard containers to heavy machinery, offshore modules, or exceptionally large structures.
Our specialists always work in compliance with international safety standards, including the principles of the CTU Code (IMO/ILO/UNECE Code of Practice for Packing of Cargo Transport Units), and use certified materials such as lashing straps, chains, turnbuckles, and steel wires. This guarantees that cargo remains safe under all conditions, whether during land transport, offshore operations, or sea transport.
What types of cargo can you secure with lashing?
We handle both standard cargo and special, oversized loads, including standard containers, heavy machinery, offshore modules, and exceptionally large structures.
What materials do you use for lashing?
Our specialists use certified materials such as lashing straps, chains, turnbuckles, and steel wires, guaranteeing that cargo remains safe under all conditions.
Is your rigging and lashing service suitable for offshore projects?
Yes, our specialists work in compliance with international safety standards for land transport, offshore operations, and sea transport, and our riggers have experience with complex offshore structures such as jackets and modules.
Do you also provide load testing for rigging equipment?
Yes, rigging often involves equipment that requires certified load testing. Visit our Load testing page for more on proof load and functional testing.
What is the difference between rigging and lashing?
Rigging focuses on the lifting and moving of loads, using slings and lifting accessories to safely position or transport cargo with a crane or hoist. Lashing focuses on securing cargo that is already in place, keeping it stable and fixed during transport by ship, truck, or platform. Many projects require both: rigging to lift and position a load, followed by lashing to secure it for transport.