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Cases

Welcome to the BMS A/S news page, where you can keep up to date with the latest technologies, strategic partnerships and lifting projects that continue to ensure efficiency and safety in the industry. Read more about our exciting news and cases right here:

Rapid response to traffic accident

A sudden accident on the road required immediate action. Our crane driver Danni cleared the traffic in just 30 minutes and helped everyone move on safely.

TWO PRESSURE CHAMBERS FOR THE NATIONAL HOSPITAL

RIGSHOSPITALET, THE NATIONAL HOSPITAL IN DENMARK, IS A HIGHLY SPECIALISED FACILITY THAT OFFERS INTERNATIONAL-LEVEL TREATMENT, RESEARCH, INNOVATION, AND TRAINING IN MOST MEDICAL SPECIALIST AREAS

BMS delivers crane and rigging services in Fredericia

During Crossbridge Energy’s scheduled refinery shutdown in Fredericia, BMS A/S delivered a fully integrated lifting solution under demanding conditions, characterised by 24/7 operations, strict safety protocols, and time-critical coordination.

Carbon Capture – Just Catch 100, Asnæs Power Station & Avedøre Power Station

Carbon Capture – Just Catch 100, Asnæs Power Station & Avedøre Power Station

Bodil was hoisted aboard the ship Wind Discovery

The installation vessel Wind Discovery has been provided with additional lifting capacity at Esbjerg Harbour, with the mobile crane Bodil lifted on board to support the work.

BMS Esbjerg is providing assistance on WIND PEAK

Assistance was provided with cranes and lifts at Esbjerg Harbour for the transport and installation of large turbines on the offshore vessel WIND PEAK.

Old, protected bridge lifted in Tønder

A 35-ton, protected bridge in Tønder has been carefully lifted and transported to Hjordkær with a powerful LTM 1750-9.1 mobile crane for an extensive renovation.

Hoisting of evaporator in freezer room at -20°C

Hoisting of 1-ton evaporator in freezer room at -20°C, efficiently solved with Hoeflon C6 mini crane in confined and demanding conditions.

Hoisting and Replacement of Switchgear in Central Copenhagen

Efficient lifting of a 500 kg switchgear over a 22-meter high building in Copenhagen with a 200tm truck crane and fly-jib.

Transport and lifting job in Kalundborg

Efficient transport and lifting of an 11m, 8-ton refrigeration unit in Kalundborg with a 165 tm truck crane and extendable trailer.

Efficient and precise lifting of transformers for Aalborg Forsyning A/S

BMS lifted two 146.3 ton transformers for Aalborg Forsyning A/S with precision, safety, and sustainability in focus.

BMS provided a complete solution for the mast hoisting

BMS provided a complete solution for the mast hoisting

Hoisting of a telecom mast

Hoisting of a mast on a site with very limited space

64 meter & 6 tonne heavy chain is changed at Asfaltfabrik in Ejby

Our Grove 300ton GMK6300L mobile crane is allowed to fully extend. With a full 80 m main boom, there was exactly only 1 meter left when the chain at NCC Ejby Asfaltfabrik had to be changed. The chain had a total length of 64 meters and a weight of 6 tons.

BMS Wins ESTA Award for Complex Crane Operation in Kastrup

BMS impressed at this year's ESTA Awards with a win in the "Telescopic Cranes Over 120 Tons" category for a challenging lift at Kastrup Airport.

Sigrid brought to the surface - BMS hoists 113 tons tunnel boring machine with Liebherr mobile crane

After months of work underground, the Sigrid tunnel boring machine saw the light of day again when “Basse” - our 450 TS Liebherr mobile crane - hoisted the 113-ton tunnel boring machine up through Halmtorvet

BMS Module Crane - Innovative solution for complex lifting tasks in Denmark

More and more people have noticed our so-called modular crane working around Denmark. The modular crane is a 100% BMS invention, developed in close collaboration between our engineers, project department and the executive crew.

Safe lifting of silo roof at Nordic Sugar

When an older silo roof was due to be replaced at Nordic Sugar Danmark in Nakskov, the durability of the structure was in doubt.

Successful crane operation on Oceankaj in Copenhagen

BMS on a cruise. When we had to help one of our cruise customers at Oceankaj in Copenhagen, it was crucial that everything worked to avoid costly delays and with very little time for planning, we efficiently lifted everything into place with our 450 tons mobile crane with tilt.

Precision work at Sundkrogsgade

When we had to lift drop-gate frames on Sundkrogsgade with one of our truck lifts, it was crucial that our driver Muhidin operated with extra precision on all parameters, as our truck lift was on top of a parking garage. The support legs thus had to be placed carefully on top of the supporting beams before we could lift the frames directly from our basket in the CE approved lifting brackets.

Effective renovation of the Little Belt Bridge - Cooperation and precision at height

Renovation of the Little Belt Bridge 🌁 In connection with the renovation of the Lillebæltsbroen, together with our good partner Liftservice A/S, we helped with the work on the underside of the bridge.

Unforgettable day in the heights with ETAC's friends - Esbjerg seen from 50 metres

One of those working days you live for a long time. Neither fear of heights, disabilities nor minor brain damage could hold back a bunch of cool members from ETAC's friends from new everyday adventures when they were offered to see Esbjerg from a height of 50 metres! 👏🏻

Efficient replacement of a bridge section on Svanemøllebroen – When planning and teamwork ensure success

When good planning and execution meet. When we had to replace a bridge section on the Swan Mill Bridge, we had to take into account a number of weight restrictions on and by the bridge.

Renovation of the historic bridge at Egeskov Castle – A unique architectural project

We recently contributed to the complete renovation of the old bridge over the moat at Egeskov Castle, one of Northern Europe's best preserved water castles.

UP HERE THE JOB TAKES A MAN

Some 650 kilometres south of the Arctic Circle lies the archipelago island Hitra, the seventh largest island in mainland Norway. Here 24 wind turbines were erected in 2004 and since then Hitra Wind Park has been expanded with a similar number of turbines, bringing the total production facility to 300 GWh. That equals the consumption of about 15,000 households.

IN HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE

For almost 160 years the Victoria Tower has been standing at the southwest end of the Palace of Westminster in London, England. With its 98.5 metres it is slightly taller than the more famous sister Elizabeth Tower that was formerly known as the Clock Tower – and popularly referred to as Big Ben – at the north end of the palace.

EYE IN THE SKY

When the studio album ‘Eye in the Sky’ came out in 1982 it was an instant success for the progressive British rock band The Alan Parsons Project.

DEFYING THE FORCES OF NATURE

The wind can be a costly opponent, for example when mountainsides need to be secured and wind turbines and mobile antennas serviced and repaired, sometimes at more than 100 metres above street level. Until now, the major crane and lift solutions have not been approved for use at wind speeds of more than 12 metres per second – equivalent to force 6 on the Beaufort scale or ‘strong breeze’.

BMS HELPS TOWARDS A WORLD BASED ON GREEN ENERGY

Back in the year 1900 the transatlantic shipping enterprise Hamburg America Line built a large ocean liner terminal at Cuxhaven to the northwest of Germany. For almost three decades it served as the major departure point for German and European emigrants to not least the United States.

TRUCK MOUNTED CRANES GO FAR

Truck mounted cranes are getting bigger and bigger. This is also the case for BMS Esbjerg, who recently invested in a very large crane with a huge range in both height and outreach.

BMS ON THE ROAD

With effect from November 2016, the BMS Group also includes the 100 per cent owned subsidiary Torben Rafn A/S, located in Sommersted in the southernmost part of Denmark.

A GENUINE ZERO-JOB

Since the goal was zero injuries, zero damage to equipment, zero emissions to the underground and zero customer complaints, you can call this a genuine zero-job. Here is why:

YES, PRIME MINISTER

Lifting old roof covering material and worn out elements for a ventilation system down from 63 meters and hoisting new equipment up again might not sound like much of a job. But when it takes place at a hotel where all 497 rooms are booked and the conference facilities are filled with 2 x 500 participants – and one of them is the Norwegian Prime Minister – the task really is a bit out of the ordinary.

WHEN THE CHIPS ARE UP

DONG Energy is one of the leading energy groups in Northern Europe, engaged in developing, constructing and operating offshore wind farms, generating power and heat from power stations, providing energy to residential and business customers, and producing oil and gas.

SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL

While BMS Heavy Cranes has been lifting the tunnel boring machines to and from the working sites of the Copenhagen metro line all through 2016, another BMS Group company – the Copenhagen based Kranexpressen – has been working at the central station.

MEN AT WORK DOWN UNDER

After the European discovery of Australia by Dutch explorers in 1606 the eastern half of the continent was claimed by Great Britain 164 years later and initially settled through penal transportation from 1788.

LEAVE THE CONCRETE ELEMENTS TO BMS

In Denmark’s case the reduced construction activities during World War II meant a great shortage of housing. As most construction work was still traditional, there was also a scarcity of skilled labour – and this problem was not fixed before the industrialization of construction work from around 1950.

IDEALLY LOCATED ON THE QUAYSIDE

Since the extraction of fossil fuels began in the Danish part of the North Sea some 50 years ago, the Port of Esbjerg has been the principal base for Denmark’s oil and gas activities. However, thanks to its setting on the Danish west coast the Port of Esbjerg has been a centre for the transportation of goods between Denmark and other European harbours ever since it was founded in 1868. Today it is an international, multimodal transport centre with more than 200 companies and 10,000 people working here, serving as a Scandinavian gateway to the rest of the world.

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