Services

Rigging solutions

Discuss the lifting accessories and practical support needed for your project.

Rigging arrangement displayed on a desktop computer

THE SERVICE

Connect the load, the lifting points and the equipment

Good equipment selection starts with understanding the complete lifting arrangement. We discuss the load and available connections with your team, then identify the lifting accessories and practical support required within the agreed scope.

The load, connection points, geometry and available clearance all influence equipment selection. WWLTS can help clarify the requirement and coordinate the appropriate equipment or project support within the agreed scope.

WHAT WE DO

A closer look at the work

The work is scoped around your equipment, site and required outcomes.

Desktop computer displaying a conceptual rigging arrangement
01

Understand the load and geometry

Load details, drawings and lifting-point information help establish the requirement. Available clearance, connection dimensions and the intended arrangement influence which accessories can be considered.

Bow shackle and sling connection details considered together
02

Select compatible accessories

Slings, shackles, hooks and related equipment need to work as an assembly. Capacity information alone does not describe every connection; dimensions, configuration and the application also need to be considered.

Lifting tackle and chain blocks prepared for supply
03

Coordinate supply and project support

We can discuss equipment supply alongside the practical requirements of a testing or lifting project. Tell us whether you need accessories only or support with a broader arrangement so responsibilities are clear in the quotation.

Lifting tackle and chain blocks prepared against a digital equipment schedule

WHAT YOU RECEIVE

Clear findings. A practical next step.

A defined equipment or support proposal around your stated lifting arrangement, including the configuration and documentation agreed for the supplied items or service.

Tell us how your team uses its equipment records and which documents the project requires. We agree the reporting scope before the work starts.

Our reporting methodology ↗

HOW IT WORKS

From your enquiry to the outcome

  1. Rigging arrangement and lifting-point geometry displayed on a computer
    01

    Share the load and connection details

    Send load information, lifting-point drawings and clearance constraints. Include the dimensions and intended arrangement needed to assess the accessory connections.

  2. Examination of lifting accessory connection details
    02

    Review compatible accessories

    The proposed slings, shackles and other components are considered as an assembly. Capacity, geometry, connection fit and application are reviewed together within the agreed support scope.

  3. Lifting tackle and chain blocks prepared against a digital equipment schedule
    03

    Confirm the equipment proposal

    Review the equipment configuration, supply or project support and documentation in the quotation. Clarify the complete requirement before ordering or booking the work.

PLAN YOUR QUOTE

Start with your equipment.
We’ll help define the scope.

Send the details you have. Our team will review the requirement and come back to you about the arrangement, availability and quotation.

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Useful details to include

  • Load details and available drawings
  • Lifting points, access and clearance information
  • Site location, dates and required support

Include a contact person and tell us about any access restrictions or deadlines.

BEFORE YOU ENQUIRE

Your questions, answered

Can I request rigging equipment and testing together?

Yes. Describe the complete project and the support you need. The team can review the relationship between the lifting accessories, test equipment and service requirements in one enquiry.

What happens after I request a quote?

The team reviews your equipment and site information, clarifies any missing details and confirms the proposed scope, availability and pricing. Sending an enquiry does not book a test or confirm an appointment.