PAYZ provides specialized project cargo coordination for oversized, heavy and complex shipments. From planning and documentation to transportation and delivery, every movement is carefully coordinated around the requirements of the cargo.
Heavy-lift movements through Nigerian ports and transit corridors succeed or fail during the pre-operational planning phase. Our project logistics division executes a methodical 4-stage engineering protocol.
Physical route reconnaissance across every kilometer of the corridor. We calculate bridge structural capacities, identify overhead utility cables, assess turning radiuses at critical junctions, and measure gradient clearances.
Certified CAD lift plans, center-of-gravity calculations, and customized spreader beams. We specify exact sling ratings, shackle tonnages, and hydraulic tie-down configurations meeting Lloyd’s Register maritime standards.
Procurement of Federal Ministry of Works oversized transit approvals, state transport permits, power transmission line temporary lifting clearances, and coordinated Nigerian Police Force highway escorts.
Controlled convoy movement governed by strict speed restrictions, dedicated pilot escort vehicles, real-time satellite telemetry, and on-board hydraulic leveling technicians ensuring zero cargo stress.
Through our proprietary equipment pool and strategic engineering partnerships, PAYZ mobilizes the machinery necessary to transport ultra-heavy and out-of-gauge modules safely.
Multi-axle hydraulic platform trailers and Self-Propelled Modular Transporters (SPMT) capable of distributing point loads safely across paved highways and gravel plant access roads up to 500+ metric tons.
All-terrain and crawler cranes ranging from 100 to 600 metric tons capacity for tandem lifts, quay-to-trailer tandem offloading, and final foundation positioning at power plants and refineries.
Ballasted flat-top deck barges and tugboat escorts for Roll-on/Roll-off (RoRo) barge transit bypassing congested road infrastructure between Lagos ports and coastal industrial corridors.
