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Roads & municipalNigeria · Lagos2024 · about 7 months

Equipment package for Lagos urban road rehabilitation

A contractor needed 32 km of road rehabilitation within one rainy-season window; the platform built a schedule-driven equipment list with local operators and parts.

Site challenge

A one-week delay would compress compaction and paving windows, and local parts lead times made downtime a major risk.

  • Equipment split across compaction, paving and haulage to avoid single-brand downtime.
  • Wear-part kits shipped with the fleet plus two standby rollers to cut recovery time.
  • Twelve operators matched from the local pool with model handover and safety induction.

32 km

Road rehabilitated

> 92%

Fleet availability

45 days

Mobilisation

Equipment package for Lagos urban road rehabilitation
Mining & processingZambia · Copperbelt2023–2025 · phased delivery

Load-and-haul combination for an open-pit copper mine

Plant expansion raised stripping volumes; the platform reconfigured the fleet with 90 t excavators and 60 t wide-body tippers, adding a parts warehouse.

Site challenge

Truck tonnage did not match loading capacity, increasing queue time, fuel and tyre costs.

  • Truck-to-loader ratio recalculated from cycle times to cut mutual waiting.
  • Fast-moving parts pre-positioned locally with 48-hour coverage.
  • Driver fatigue management and inspection routines reduced unplanned downtime.

5 : 1

Truck-loader ratio

48 h

Parts lead time

+ 30%

Stripping capacity

Load-and-haul combination for an open-pit copper mine
Lifting & erectionKenya · Nairobi2025 · about 2 months

Steel structure erection for a logistics warehouse

A large-span warehouse with restricted internal roads: an 80 t mobile crane and lift plan supported night-time road closures.

Site challenge

The site sits in a live logistics park; no daytime road occupation, leaving a four-hour night window.

  • Pre-assembly plus panelised lifts shortened each lift cycle.
  • Load charts verified per radius, with superlift and counterweight plan.
  • Local signallers and safety officers coordinated with night lighting and exclusion zones.

1,850 t

Steel erected

4 h / day

Night window

68 days

Duration

Steel structure erection for a logistics warehouse
Ports & logisticsAngola · Luanda2024–2025 · phased arrivals

Terminal tractors and handling equipment for a port yard

With rising yard throughput, the platform supplied terminal tractors, reach stackers and forklifts, coordinating port access and on-site service.

Site challenge

The port applies its own emission, noise and access rules, and parts must be replenished by sea.

  • Models selected against the port access checklist with early technical submissions.
  • Six-month parts forecast consolidated into vessel shipments.
  • On-site technicians covered first-year warranty and operator training.

18 units

Handling units

By vessel

Parts supply

12 months

On-site service

Terminal tractors and handling equipment for a port yard
Agriculture & processingEthiopia · Addis Ababa2025 · about 5 months

Turnkey processing line for an agro-processing plant

Cleaning, drying and packaging delivered as one line, with OEM engineers, customs clearance and commissioning coordinated.

Site challenge

Volatile grid power at the site required voltage stabilisation and backup planning at selection stage.

  • Motors and stabilisers configured to local voltage and frequency.
  • Segmented shipping and on-site assembly reduced handling difficulty.
  • Local crew trained for daily cleaning and wear-part replacement.

26 sets

Line equipment

38 days

Commissioning

22 people

Local training

Turnkey processing line for an agro-processing plant
Used equipmentDR Congo · Lubumbashi2025 · about 3 months

Batch inspection and delivery of a used fleet

A budget-constrained buyer sourced nine used excavators backed by 128-point reports, hour verification and arrival re-inspection.

Site challenge

Used equipment information is opaque, making hours and structural condition hard to verify before shipping.

  • A unified checklist covering hydraulics, structure, electrics and undercarriage.
  • Hours and service records cross-checked with risk grading for anomalies.
  • Local service points re-inspect on arrival, with discrepancies handled per contract.

9 units

Units delivered

128 points

Inspection points

9 / 9

Arrival re-check

Batch inspection and delivery of a used fleet

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