Project loading describes the national and international transport of large, heavy, high quality or critical equipment. Commonly referred to as heavy goods.

This area encompasses the branch of industry that is dedicated to the development and manufacture of components, machines, plants and complete factories.

Transport and/or rolling off on inland water vessels of complete oil platform parts (upper sides, maintenance decks, etc.) or petrochemical factory modules.

Handling of ship components, ship blocks or ship's engines during the assembly process. Moving and starting of complete ships.

All industries that handle the prospecting, exploitation, extraction and treatment of mineral resources from Earth's upper crust.

The construction of wind turbines includes the transport of tower segments, hybrid towers, rotor blades and generators.

The construction of power plants includes the transport of generators or transformers.

Handling and storage of "cold" materials such as scrap metals, pipes, coils, slabs. Handling of "hot" goods such as molten steel in slag pots.

Crane systems and their equipment are used for moving loads in a vertical direction.

In steel construction, rolled steel girders, sheets and pipes are connected by bolting, welding or riveting to form bridges, lattice towers or platforms.

The area encompasses ground construction, excavation and road construction, demolition and recycling industries or crushing, screening and conveying technology.

Handling of rocket components, engines and payloads between the various assembly stations.

Handling of nuclear plant parts or machines; handling and storage of nuclear waste.

Finished parts are components made of concrete or steel, which can be used without further processing.

Handling and transshipment of extremely heavy goods in ports and terminals.

Relocation of entire industrial plants and rental of heavy machinery.