Standard 01
Applicable Licensing
Maintain the state and local licensing required for the work your company performs.
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Rigging Force connects project owners with qualified rigging, crane, machinery-moving, millwright, and heavy-haul contractors. Tell us where your company operates and what your team is equipped to handle.
Start With a Clear Picture of Your Company
Rigging Force collects project requirements before connecting a request with a contractor. A useful partnership conversation starts with the same clarity about your services, capabilities, availability, and markets.
Standard 02
Insurance Documentation
Provide a current certificate of insurance showing commercial general liability and workers’ compensation, plus project-specific limits and endorsements when required.
Standard 03
Lift Safety & Qualifications
Document qualified personnel, pre-use rigging inspections, and the lift-planning practices used to meet the OSHA standards applicable to the work.
Standard 04
Equipment Capability
List available equipment, rated capacities, reach or working radius, and the load weights and site conditions your crews routinely handle.
Standard 05
Service Area
Keep your geographic coverage and travel preferences clear so project fit can be assessed.
Standard 06
Responsiveness
Provide a reliable contact who can respond when a potential project matches your company.
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Send your service area, equipment, capabilities, and the types of work you want to discuss. Use the general inquiry form so the conversation stays separate from project quote requests.
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