Heavy Equipment Trucking & Rigging New Jersey
When they need heavy equipment trucking and rigging services New Jersey Contractors and shop managers trust Pedowitz.
Transporting and maintaining heavy equipment to and on job sites located within urban environments is challenging to say the least. Companies like Pedowitz Machinery Moving routinely exercise methods of preparedness that can only come from decades of experience.
Operating large and oversized vehicles that transport heavy equipment such as cranes or generators, is no easy task. The planning and logistics are critical.
In cities like New York, contractors need to begin with a site survey prior to bringing heavy equipment to the site. With cranes in particular, it is very important to cordon off a dedicated space, and ensure that the correct ground conditions exist to support not only the crane, but the equipment it will be moving.
An example of this, is the necessity to reinforce the street from underneath because of subway tunnels. Further, the appropriate agencies need to be contacted in advance. In Manhattan, Brooklyn, The Bronx and Queens for example, The New York City Department of Buildings and various other state agencies such as the MTA and NYPD, and even the New York State Police need to be notified when pulling permits so as to clear streets of parked cars and reroute traffic.
New rules are in place for heavy machinery moving and transporting of equipment across bridges and tunnels, such as between New York and New Jersey. Contractors now have to submit their planned routes on websites administered by each state, detailing:- the specific equipment they are transporting with all of the specifications- the vehicles they’re using to transport the equipment- the Point A they’re traveling from and their Point B destination site.
Each state reviews and approves the planned route, and then gives a specified time period when contractors can cross a certain bridge or tunnel. The rules for the states of New York and New Jersey specifically are much stricter now, because of the September closing of the GW Bridge.
Click here to check out our YOUTUBE CHANNEL and of course follow us on INSTAGRAM to see what Pedowitz does day in and day out to comply with and satisfy all the above guidelines. Don’t forget our RECENT JOBS BLOG where you can see what we’re up to – just about every day.
Call us today at (908) 287-1959 and talk to us about the heavy equipment trucking and rigging services New Jersey Contractors and shop managers have come to rely on.
Heavy Equipment and Machinery Moving New Jersey
When they need heavy equipment trucking and rigging services New Jersey Contractors and shop managers trust Pedowitz Machinery Movers.
Transporting and maintaining heavy equipment to and on jobsites located within urban environments is challenging to say the least. Companies like Pedowitz Machinery Moving routinely exercise methods of preparedness that can only come from decades of experience.
Operating large and oversized vehicles that transport heavy equipment such as cranes or generators, is no easy task. The planning and logistics are critical.
In cities like Newark, Trenton, Elizabeth and Paterson, contractors need to begin with a site survey prior to bringing heavy equipment to the site. With cranes in particular, it is very important to cordon off a dedicated space, and ensure that the correct ground conditions exist to support not only the crane, but the equipment it will be moving.
An example of this, is the necessity to reinforce the street from underneath because of subway or train tunnels. Further, the appropriate agencies need to be contacted in advance. In Newark for example, The New Jersey Department of Transportation (and often times other state and municipal agencies), and New Jersey State Police need to be notified when attempting to obtain highway access permits. In fact you can see the NJDOT Guide book for OVERSIZE ANDE OVERWEIGHT LOADS HERE:
New rules are in place for heavy machinery moving and transporting of equipment across bridges and tunnels, such as between New York and New Jersey. Contractors now have to submit their planned routes on websites administered by each state, detailing:- the specific equipment they are transporting with all of the specifications- the vehicles they’re using to transport the equipment- the Point A they’re traveling from and their Point B destination site.
Each state reviews and approves the planned route, and then gives a specified time period when contractors can cross a certain bridge or tunnel. The rules for the states of New York and New Jersey specifically are much stricter now, because of the September closing of the GW Bridge.
Click here to check out our YOUTUBE CHANNEL and of course follow us on INSTAGRAM to see what Pedowitz does day in and day out to comply with and satisfy all the above guidelines. Don’t forget our RECENT JOBS BLOG where you can see what we’re up to – just about every day.
Call us today at (908) 287-1959 and talk to us about the heavy equipment trucking and rigging services New Jersey Contractors and shop managers have come to rely on.