We provide both, depending on the lease structure. Under a wet lease, every operator is professionally certified and trained in statutory safety standards and precision handling procedures before deployment. Under a dry lease, you operate the equipment with your own team.

Both. Beyond standard warehouse equipment, the heavy industrial and port fleet includes high-capacity forklifts up to 45T, container handlers, intermodal reach stackers for rail and port stacking, terminal tractors, and Ro-Ro tug masters built for the scale and duty cycles of port and intermodal environments, not just warehouse floor distribution.

More than most people expect, really. Cleaning, security and fire safety, pest control, gardens and landscaping, regular maintenance, electrical and mechanical work, clubhouse upkeep, even help on the factory floor when equipment needs moving, plus regular safety checks and cleaning the building’s exterior. The idea is simple: you shouldn’t need to call ten different people for ten different things. We’d rather be the one you call.

We run regular energy and safety audits, checking for things like power leakage and gaps in statutory health standards, so problems get caught early rather than during an inspection. It’s really about staying ahead of it, instead of reacting after something’s already gone wrong.