Safety First
At the forefront of Mammoet’s daily operations is our commitment to safety. It is our priority to see that everyone returns home safe at the end of every day
Safety First
At the forefront of Mammoet’s daily operations is our commitment to safety. It is our priority to see that everyone returns home safe at the end of every day
Mammoet is proud of our reputation as the industry leader in safety. It is a responsibility we take very seriously. Our approach to safety comes from within. Leadership within the company is focused on modelling safe behaviors to inspire our professionals. By working closely with our customers and contractors we raise the standards of safety on a work site, providing knowledge and training so our partners can also apply safer ways of working.
Combined with training, development and continual engagement, our professionals know exactly what is expected from them. herefore, our customers trust that by partnering with Mammoet, they are working with a team who strives for the highest safety standards possible.
Mammoet is proud of our reputation as the industry leader in safety. It is a responsibility we take very seriously. Our approach to safety comes from within. Leadership within the company is focused on modelling safe behaviors to inspire our professionals. By working closely with our customers and contractors we raise the standards of safety on a work site, providing knowledge and training so our partners can also apply safer ways of working.
Combined with training, development and continual engagement, our professionals know exactly what is expected from them. herefore, our customers trust that by partnering with Mammoet, they are working with a team who strives for the highest safety standards possible.
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Auxiliary Equipment
Heavy duty loadspreaders, supports, rigging and more....
Mammoet offers a wide variety of all kinds of temporary steelwork and rigging to support your project needs. All equipment is manufactured according to relevant standards and comes with all required certifications and test reports. For more information regarding your project needs please contact our Sales Team.
Contact: sales.america@mammoet.com | (281) 369-2200
Rigging Equipment Rental
Rigging Chains
Temporary Supports
Rigging Solutions
Spreader Bars
Adjustable Hydraulic Slings
The term rigging refers to refers to all cables, grommers, slings, chains, spreader beams, shackles etc. that are used to connect or fasten loads. Mammoet can supply all certified lifting and rigging equipment required for your job throughout the United States.
Loadspreaders and Steel Temporary Supports rental
Supports
Load Spreaders / Crane mats
Jack and Slide
Large Jack and Slide Systems
Jacking System
Jacking Transformer
Push-up System
Jacking and Skidding Equipment
Another way to move loads is by sliding or skidding (both names cover the same basic principle). For skidding, a skidding track is required. This is a steel track fitted with Teflon blocks. On top of the blocks a skid-shoe or beam is placed inside the track which has a stainless steel bottom and a load carrying structure on top. Teflon and stainless steel combined with lubricant
have a very limited friction, allowing large loads to be moved with limited force. The skid shoe is fitted with a horizontal push – pull cylinder which can be locked into a pair of slots fitted to the sides of the skidding track. The cylinder expands (usually one meter) and the load moves along the track accordingly. Then the cylinder is unlocked, retracts and is locked into the next pair of slots. This system is simple and strong, however it has specific limitations. The skid tracks can only be fitted in a straight line which limits maneuverability. The weight of the load is directly transmitted to the skidshoe and the track beneath. Therefore the entire track requires load spreading or foundation, which adds cost.
Hydraulic Gantry
Tailor-made Solutions
Strandjacks
Mammoet has Strandjacks from 30T to 900T. A strand jack is a system similar to a jack, however in this case the load is not pushed up, but the jack pulls up a bundle of wires, which is called a strand. The system has two clamps: the bottom clamp is fixed and the upper clamp is connected to a hydraulic cylinder that can move up and down. Both clamps are gripping a steel wire. To start lifting the bottom clamp releases the wire and the top clamp is pushed up hydraulically whilst gripping the wire, which thus also moves up. Then the bottom clamp grips the wire, the top clamp is released and the hydraulic cylinder is retracted. Once fully retracted the top clamp grips the wire again and the bottom clamp is released. The load is lifted upwards by repetition of this sequence.