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Operated crane hire · Kocaeli

How heavy,
how high,
how far out?

Choosing a crane is a calculation. Enter load weight, lifting height and radius to see the matching class in our fleet and its place on the load chart. The final choice comes from a site survey and a written lifting plan.

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Crane section drawn from your chosen load, height and radius ER 50

Lift calculator

7 t

Including slings and rigging

32 m

Level where the load lands

18 m

From the slewing centre to the load

Suggested class
ER 50
See it on the load chart
Load chart utilisation51
Limit: 80 percent
01Load chart

Where does your lift sit on the load chart?

Every crane lifts less as the radius grows. The curves are representative charts for our fleet; the orange dot is your lift and must stay below the dashed planning line.

Lifting capacity by radius for each crane class in the fleet, with your lift point
Suggested class
ER 50
Capacity at your radius
Your load
Utilisation
Boom needed and maximum
Representative capacity by radius

Representative values. On the live site each crane carries the manufacturer’s model specific load chart; exact capacity is set by the site survey and lifting plan.

02Fleet

The capacity we own, with the technical data.

We never show a crane we do not have. Every card lists capacity, boom length, hook height and carrier, and takes you to the load chart in one tap.

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No machine matches this filter. Lower the capacity or pick another type.

03Operated hire

Who does what, in writing before work starts.

Most arguments on site come from unclear boundaries. Our cranes come with an operator, and the line of responsibility reads the same in the quote, the contract and here.

ERİMtakes on

  • The crane, its periodic inspection report and insurance details
  • A certified operator and support crew when needed
  • Survey, crane selection and a written lifting plan
  • Set up, outrigger pads and safe operation of the crane

Siteprovides

  • Access to the set up area and closing it off
  • Ground information: fill, voids, buried services
  • The true weight of the load and its lifting points
  • A responsible person on site who can make decisions

Documents in your hands before the crane leaves the yard

On every crane page

Periodic inspection report

Lifting equipment is inspected by a competent person at least once a year. The last inspection date is shown on each crane page.

With the plan

Operator certificate

The certificate of the operator assigned to your job is sent with the lifting plan.

In the quote

Insurance details

Policy cover is stated clearly in the quote; we answer your questions before you sign.

Basis: Turkish regulation on health and safety requirements for the use of work equipment, Official Gazette 28628, 25 April 2013.

04Lifting plan

From enquiry to the final lift, in six steps.

Same order on every job. No step starts before the last one is done, and each ends with something in writing for you.

Request a site survey
  1. Enquiry

    We take load, height, radius, ground and date through the form or by phone. Photos speed up the first assessment.

    You receiveFirst assessment and matching class
  2. Site survey

    Set up point, ground bearing, access route, power lines and nearby obstacles are checked on site.

    You receiveSurvey notes and photos
  3. Lifting plan

    Crane class, boom length, outrigger layout, rigging and the load chart check are written down, with a drawing when needed.

    You receiveSigned lifting plan
  4. Documents and quote

    Inspection report, operator certificate and insurance details arrive with the quote. Responsibility boundaries are written into it.

    You receiveWritten quote and document pack
  5. Set up

    The crane is set up at the planned point, outriggers extended and pads placed. Wind and weather are checked again before lifting.

    You receiveSet up checklist
  6. Lift and close out

    After a short site briefing the lift is made, the crane is packed down and the area is handed back clean.

    You receiveJob completion record
05Questions

Frequently asked

If your question is not answered here, write it in the note field of the form; we reply in writing before the survey.

Request a site survey
Do you hire cranes without an operator?

No. Our cranes only go out with our own operator, and we recommend the same for cherry pickers. Responsibility stays in one place and the lifting plan is followed exactly.

Is the calculator result a final choice?

No, it gives a first idea. Ground, set up area, obstacles, wind and the manufacturer’s load chart decide. Your result is carried into the form and we confirm it at the survey.

Is a site survey needed for every job?

For a small lift on a known site, photos and measurements may do. For heavy, long reach or high lifts, tight spaces and work near power lines, we always survey first.

Can you send a crane the same day?

Yes, if a crane of the right class and an operator are free; we tell you honestly. Night and weekend lifts are planned ahead, and out of hours requests are answered first thing in the morning.

What determines the price?

Crane class, working time, set up and travel, extra equipment and crew. We price in a written quote, never as a guess on the phone.

Which areas do you cover?

We are based in Kocaeli and work regularly in Istanbul, Sakarya, Yalova and Bursa. Further away, travel and road permits are listed separately in the quote.

06Survey request

Describe your lift, add a photo.

The calculator values are carried into the form for you. A few photos of the load and the site save a second phone call.

1Load and site
What do you need?
2Place and time
3Photos
Drag photos of the load and the site here, or choose themUp to 6 photos. In this demo, photos never leave your device.
4Contact