Do you coordinate route surveys?
Yes. Route surveys can assess access, clearances, turning radius, bridge limits and other movement constraints before mobilisation.
Project Cargo, Heavy Lift & Inland Transport
Planning-led project cargo execution across port interfaces, permits, inland routes and final delivery.
Service overview
Planned around the operational requirement
Max Marine plans and executes heavy-lift and project movements for EPC, oil and gas and industrial teams, covering route surveys, oversize permits, crane and rigging support, specialised trailers, escorts, staging and final site delivery.
Planning starts with the cargo dimensions, weight, centre of gravity, lifting points and route access so clearances, permits, equipment and the delivery sequence are settled before the load leaves the port.
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Included scope
What we handle
The working scope is confirmed against the vessel, cargo, site or project requirement before execution.
- 01Route surveys and movement studies
- 02Oversize cargo permits
- 03Heavy-lift and rigging coordination
- 04Crane and lifting-plan support
- 05Specialised trailer coordination
- 06Escort and traffic-interface logistics
- 07Temporary storage and staging
- 08Port-to-site delivery
- 09Risk assessment coordination
Often Coordinated With
Buyer guidance
Common operational questions
The answers below are general planning guidance. Port, authority, vessel and timing requirements are confirmed for the specific operation.
Planning a heavy or oversize cargo movement?
Share the cargo drawings, dimensions, weight, collection point and destination for a movement review.