Toppling a Ship-to-Shore Crane: The Optimal Choice for Demolition
Introduction When it comes to demolishing a crane, selecting the most efficient and cost-effective method is crucial. Among various...
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Revolutionizing the Port Industry: The Latest Advancements in Ship-to-Shore Cranes
As GRT successfully load and unload three Ship to Shore (STS) Cranes from the Port of Baltimore to Tampa, Florida, we thought it only...
Load Testing vs. Stress Testing: What's the Difference and Which is Right for Your Port?
As a heavy lift and rigging business, Global Rigging and Transport understand that load testing and stress testing are crucial components...
The Importance of Custom Fabrications in the Heavy Lift and Transport Industry
The heavy lift and transport industry is responsible for moving and lifting large and heavy objects, often weighing several tons, to...
Revolutionizing Heavy Lifting: The Importance of Self-Climbing Jacks in the Rigging Industry
Self-climbing jacks are a crucial tool in the heavy lift and rigging industry. These jacks are designed to make heavy lifting and rigging...
Ship to Shore Cranes: The Heart of Modern Port Operations
Ship to Shore (STS) Cranes are a crucial component of modern port operations, playing a vital role in the efficient handling of...
How GRT Can Reduce the Time + Cost of Your Ship to Shore Crane Raising Projects
In early 2014, Global Rigging & Transport made a commitment to our business and the shipping industry by designing, fabricating and...
Lifting to New Heights: The Power of #HeavyLiftCranes in Construction & Shipping
Heavy lift cranes are specialized machines designed to lift and move extremely heavy loads, often in the construction or shipping...
Why Choose Global Rigging and Transport?
For over a decade, GRT has provided unparalleled cost effective solutions to the heavy lift and transport market. We strive to satisfy...
The Life of a Ship to Shore Crane
In October 2018 a Ship to Shore crane was dismantled by GRT in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The 180ft CMI 6 crane was heavily corroded and...
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