Specialized logistics for simulators, training devices, and other industrial equipment.

The logistics of simulator (or other project cargo) is an inexact science at best. Variables are unending; no two jobs are ever the same. When dealing with high-value, heavy, and oversize (out-of-gauge) machinery, planning and preparation are of the utmost importance.
Basic components of a successful relocation include:
- A thorough site survey with facility management to ensure adequate lead times
- Co-ordination with technical support personnel regarding work schedules
- Disassembly of the equipment
- Wrapping, packing, crating or otherwise preparing components for shipment
- Preparing a written inventory and/or packing list with dimensions and weights if possible
- Employment of riggers as needed to lift and move heavy or out-of-gauge components
- Loading transport vehicles and stuffing, blocking and bracing ocean containers
- Positioning of specialized transport equipment at site
- Handling of shipping details including vessel or flight bookings and port delivery appointments
- Generate accurate shipping documents – export and import licensing as needed
- Transportation insurance
- Disposal of waste materials and unwanted items
- Customs clearance for international relocations
- Arrange specialized transport equipment and riggers for delivery and positioning at destination
- Re-assembly
- Facility cleaning at origin and destination
- Ensuring accurate and timely payments to third-party service providers