Ports & Terminals
From heavy haul services to 3,000T cranes, Deep South has the right tools for any of your port and terminal needs. We provide heavy haul services at ports of entry to the final destination. Deep South has a portfolio of large capacity cranes to assist unloading, staging, and loading large components for the offshore wind and other industries. We have a long history providing crane services to grain, coal and other terminals as well as assisting in the buildout of ports and docks. If you are looking to launch a ship, Deep South has the engineering and SPMT solutions to safely perform the work.
Contact your local office and Deep South can provide a customized solution and pricing for your project.
Projects
Specialized Transport Solutions Keep Drum Delivery On Track
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Specialized Transport Solutions Keep Drum Delivery On Track
Chemical drums are massive storage systems, both in size and weight, that are used by manufacturers. Transporting them from fabrication to facility requires considerable planning and care. Consider the 151,338-pound chemical drum that was manufactured for a petrochemical company in Texas. The drum measured 36’11” x 18’2” x 20’8” and needed to be moved 50+ miles from North Houston to Baytown along major roads.
An Award Winning Multi-Scope Lift and Set
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An Award Winning Multi-Scope Lift and Set
As part of a petrochemical facility expansion in Texas, the client needed more than 60 pieces of equipment of various weights and sizes moved and placed in tight confines—in just four months. With very little room for errors or delays, and no time to spare, Deep South’s skilled engineers and managers put together an impressive engineering plan to facilitate a safe and efficient effort.
Customized Heavy Lift Solution Safely Delivers Regenerator
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Customized Heavy Lift Solution Safely Delivers Regenerator
Limited space, low ground bearing pressure and a cumbersome heat exchanger combined to create some unique challenges for the Deep South team in California. The customer needed to lift a 35’-diameter x 70’-long regenerator head with cyclones, weighing 775,000 pounds in a tight, geologically compromised area.