Cases

A 32-metre tower crane had to be erected in a confined courtyard in central Odense. The solution required careful coordination of crane selection, reach, ground conditions and just a few centimetres of clearance.

Limited access, confined spaces and indoor lifting. This was a job where a mini crawler crane provided the right solution.

The mobile crane Birdie helped secure the water tower in Hollands Gård in Nykøbing Falster, where loose roof tiles had to be handled before Madens Folkemøde.

Approximately 8 tonnes of timber from Novo Nordisk in Køge has been donated to EUC Køge, where the materials can be used in training.

Existing roof structures are lifted off, stored and later reused as part of a major renovation in Hirtshals, where planning, reuse and safe lifting go hand in hand.

A 140-metre, 86-ton pipe was lifted into place at the Port of Kolding in a multi-crane lift using four mobile cranes and two truck-mounted cranes.

The construction of the new stadium in Aarhus is a project at the heavy end. Not only in kilos and tons, but in coordination, sequences and cooperation. Here, several cranes have worked simultaneously in a construction process where timing and planning have been crucial.

On the construction of Nyt OUH in Odense, installing large roofboxes above the elevator shafts has been a special task for almost a year and a half.

A 57-ton bridge section had to be transported through the city and lifted into place between the buildings in the Spain area of Aarhus. The task required precise planning, close collaboration and the right equipment.

Installation of specially designed steel stairs in office buildings with limited access and assembly on multiple levels.

BMS has handled both road plates and containers for several years in connection with the fireworks season at T-Hansen. The video shows our driver Søren laying out road plates so that the stalls can be set up safely and efficiently and there are good access routes. The task requires both logistics and speed, and solutions that work in practice.

Skybridges at Nyt OUH in Odense weigh up to 158 tons and therefore the lift starts long before the crane moves in. Thorough planning, lifting plans, crane selection and engineer-calculated, CE-approved special equipment are essential for a safe lift. The lift was planned by BMS Project & Engineering and carried out in collaboration with BMS Heavy Cranes. A close collaboration that ensures quality and efficiency all the way.