Crane Operations Built for Demanding Projects

Crane Operations Built for Demanding Projects

From load plan to final placement — WMS coordinates every phase of your crane scope.

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6+States Active
100%Owner-Present on Complex Lifts
24-HrResponse
Licensed & Insured
Yellow Grove mobile crane deployed at apartment building

What We Operate

Effective crane operations begin long before the boom goes up. WMS starts every project with a comprehensive site assessment and load plan — evaluating ground bearing capacity, outrigger placement zones, overhead obstructions, and lift radius requirements. Equipment selection follows the load plan, not the other way around.

Whether your project calls for a 40-ton hydraulic truck crane or a larger lattice boom unit, we right-size every scope to the actual conditions on your site. Our fleet spans mobile hydraulic cranes suited for urban rooftop work through heavy-capacity units required for large structural picks, generator sets, and multi-phase industrial relocations.

Telescopic boom crane at historic mill building with outriggers deployed

Precision Rigging for Any Structure

Low-angle view of crane boom beside brick building with sun flare

Our Capabilities

Our lift coordination process covers every detail from permitting and road closures to swing paths and critical pick sequencing. We handle load management calculations in-house, ensuring every pick is within rated capacity with appropriate de-rating for boom angle and radius.

Precision placement is not an accident — it is the result of disciplined pre-lift preparation carried out by an experienced crew under direct owner supervision on complex scopes. Anthony Nollen Jr. is present on every high-consequence lift to ensure the plan is executed exactly as written.

  • Written lift plans and outrigger diagrams on every scope
  • Permit pulling, road closure coordination, and utility notifications
  • Full crew briefing before the first hook goes up
  • Real-time load monitoring and documented closeout

Our Crane Operations Process

1

Site Assessment & Load Plan

We walk the site, review drawings, identify constraints, and develop a complete load plan before any equipment is ordered.

2

Equipment Selection & Permitting

The right crane for the actual load and radius — plus all required permits, road closures, and utility notifications.

3

Crew & Safety Briefing

Every crew member walks the lift plan before work begins. Roles, signals, abort criteria, and emergency procedures — covered before the hook goes up.

4

Precision Lift Execution

Owner-supervised lift execution with continuous load monitoring, real-time communication, and documented completion.

Ready to Plan Your Lift?

Call us at (203) 578-0543 or submit a project brief and we’ll respond within 24 hours.

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