Technical collection of fragile equipment

Technical collection of fragile equipment

The technical collection of fragile equipment involves rigorous procedures to ensure that every item is accounted for. It is of vital importance that all assets are not only loaded carefully and securely onto delivery vehicles, but are also accurately checked against customer instructions. Only after these processes have been completed can a successful collection take place.

Technical equipment collections should be undertaken by transportation specialists with the ability and resources to handle a wide range of valuable equipment with the care and precision which such tasks necessitate. Companies that regularly deal with the technical collection of goods will have the right equipment for each job and the vehicles to meet the specific demands of any given project.

technical collection of fragile equipment

Collection planning

Detailed planning should be carried out and in close consultation with the customer, requiring agreed and effective channels of communication. This way the customer will be accurately informed about the status of the collection and delivery schedule at any given time. Additionally, the transportation company can be made aware of information such as:

  • Any events in and around the area on the day of collection. This would mean extra time could be added onto a journey or a quicker route could be devised.
  • Any special parking requirements that are in place.
  • The layout of a building where the equipment collected is to be installed.

Handling of fragile equipment

Handling of fragile equipment

Here at Relay our Mercedes vehicles are fitted with air-ride suspension, load locking system and tail-lift. Built in safety features and harnesses, such specialist straps, ensure the safe transportation of goods from A to B. It is important for our customers to obtain equipment when they expect to receive and use it, so we have the procedures and resources in hand to ensure that they do not experience any avoidable delays.

We understand how important safe and secure technical collection and delivery of equipment is to the operations of customers and end users. So it is company policy that all of our vehicles are manned by a minimum of two crew members.

Our logistics teams and delivery crews have the skills and experience to ensure that efficient technical equipment handling procedures are carried out for every consignment; and we are able to cover all of the UK overseas transportation projects via our depots in:

Once the technical collection of equipment is carried out, Relay not only delivers to exact point of end use but also ensures that the equipment is fully functioning before leaving a site. Our highly qualified delivery crews will also provide training to personnel at the end-user location on the operation of this equipment whenever required.

Given the nature of the consignments that we handle, we believe that our customers require and deserve a particularly high level of advice and technical support. Therefore, if you require any help with the technical collection of your equipment then please contact us now.

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Relay Coatbridge

Coatbridge

Relay's Scottish base is situated just outside Glasgow and approximately 30 miles from Edinburgh, with regular deliveries include to Scotland's Silicon Glen electronics production region stretching from Inverclyde in the west to Fife on the east coast

Relay Iver

Iver

Relay’s Buckinghamshire Head Office is situated near Heathrow Airport and close to the M40, M4 and M25 motorways. Areas served include London, locations to the west of the Capital and mainland Europe

Relay Warrington

Warrington

Relay Warrington is close to the M6 between Liverpool and Manchester. It is ideally located for services to North Wales, Northern England and south to Birmingham