Our Rigging Service Areas
For over 120 years, Murphy Rigging and Erecting has served as the premier heavy logistics and machinery moving partner for industrial facilities across the Twin Cities Metro Area and the greater Midwest. Headquartered in St. Paul, our specialized rigging crews and heavy haul fleets are rapidly deployable, bringing unmatched 450-ton lifting capacity and precision millwright services directly to your facility. From medical technology campuses in the West Metro to heavy manufacturing plants in Anoka County and massive distribution centers in the South Metro, our tenured professionals engineer safe, turn-key solutions tailored to the unique demands of your region’s dominant industries. Select your location below to learn more about our dedicated local services.
- Minneapolis Rigging Services
- Plymouth Machinery Moving & Millwright
- Eagan Heavy Haul & Plant Support
- Fridley Heavy Rigging & Manufacturing Support
- Ramsey Precision Millwright Services
Frequently Asked Questions
Cranes used in rigging projects vary depending on the specific requirements of the job. Common types include mobile cranes (such as hydraulic cranes and truck-mounted cranes), tower cranes, overhead cranes, and gantry cranes. The choice of crane depends on factors like the weight and size of the load, the height and reach needed, and the site conditions.
The cost of crane and rigging services depends on several factors, including the type and size of crane needed, the duration of the project, the complexity of the rigging requirements, and any additional services such as transportation and permits. It’s best to request a quote based on the specific details of your project to get an accurate estimate of costs.
When it comes to rigging operations, safety is crucial for safeguarding both personnel and assets. The use of safety harnesses and personal protective equipment (PPE), adherence to weight restrictions and load calculations, thorough equipment inspection and maintenance, appropriate training for operators and riggers, and following set procedures for lifting and moving loads are all examples of safety measures. Updating processes and conducting regular safety audits contribute to the preservation of a secure workplace.
Yes, we provide rigging services for a variety of projects and industries. Whether you require assistance with handling delicate equipment, installing structural components, or lifting large machinery, our team of experts can customize our services to match the unique requirements of your project and industry. We collaborate closely with customers to provide specialized rigging solutions that put accuracy, efficiency, and safety first.
The rigging process typically begins with a thorough assessment of the project requirements, including the size and weight of the load, site conditions, and any potential hazards. Next, our team develops a detailed rigging plan that outlines the equipment needed, lifting techniques, and safety measures. Once the plan is approved, we mobilize our crew and equipment to the site and begin the rigging operation, which may involve assembling and positioning the crane, attaching rigging equipment to the load, and carefully lifting and moving the load to its destination. Throughout the process, we maintain constant communication and vigilance to ensure the safety and efficiency of the operation.