Nonpareil International are pleased to report on a project they recently completed involving the movement of heavy equipment from a mining site in the Philippines.

This shipment involved 15 units of equipment which were transported across 22 containers, including 10 x 40' flat racks, 11 x 40' open tops and a single 20' general purpose container.

After removal from the mining site, the cargo was loaded in Cagayan de Oro Port before travelling to Jebel Ali Port in Dubai.

Nonpareil International covered a wide scope of work for this project, such as:

• Road & site survey
• Destruction & reconstruction of overhead/road obstruction
• Mobilisation from mining site to staging area using articulated trailers
• Disassembly of units
• Cutting of over-length parts
• Loading, lashing, shoring, welding & washing
• Issuance of certificate of lashing
• Surveyor report

For a cost-effective and efficient process for their client, the equipment was loaded & shipped out as CKD (complete knock down) using flat racks, open-top containers, and standard containers, instead of shipping via chartered vessel or RO/RO service.

A road and site survey was conducted to ensure that the project could be transported and executed despite road site obstructions, whilst complying with current regulations & standards.

This 499-ton job was transferred from the mining site using articulated trailers, including vessel bridges, low loaders, as well as lowbed & flatbed trailers.

The cargo was then transferred using cranes to individual containers before onward delivery to the final destination.

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