Crane Service
Rigging Services
Slings, shackles, spreader bars, and below-the-hook tooling — engineered to the load, certified for the lift.
Rigging is where lifts get won or lost
A crane is only as safe as the rigging between the hook and the load. We treat rigging as engineering work — sized to the load, certified to standard, and inspected before every pick.
What we provide
- Wire rope, synthetic, and chain slings — sized and configured to load
- Shackles — alloy and stainless, properly rated and tagged
- Spreader bars and lifting beams — engineered for balance and stability
- Below-the-hook tooling — c-hooks, vacuum lifters, plate clamps, custom fixtures
- Tag lines and load control — for wind and orientation control
- Engineered rigging plans — diagrams, sling angles, capacity calculations
Standards we rig to
- ASME B30.9 — Slings
- ASME B30.20 — Below-the-Hook Lifting Devices
- ASME B30.5 — Mobile and Locomotive Cranes (operator and signal-person)
- OSHA 1926 Subpart CC — Cranes and Derricks in Construction
Inspection & certification
Every piece of rigging is inspected before each lift, with periodic third-party inspections logged. Tags and load ratings are visible and current. Damaged or out-of-spec rigging is taken out of service immediately — no exceptions.
Talk to a rigger about your lift › or call 24/7 dispatch: 405-373-2979
Frequently asked questions
Is rigging included in crane rental?
Standard rigging accessories (basic slings and shackles for the equipment class) are included with operated rental. Specialty rigging — engineered spreader bars, lifting beams, custom below-the-hook tooling — is quoted separately based on the load.
Do your riggers have certifications?
Riggers and signal persons are NCCCO-certified or qualified to ASME B30.5 standards. Lift-director assignments are made for any critical or multi-crane lift.
Can you fabricate custom rigging?
We design and procure engineered below-the-hook tooling — spreader bars, lifting beams, and custom fixtures — through qualified fabrication partners. Fabrication is reviewed and proof-tested before use.
What standards do you rig to?
ASME B30.9 (slings), ASME B30.20 (below-the-hook lifting devices), ASME B30.5 (mobile cranes and signal-person qualifications), and OSHA 1926 Subpart CC where applicable.
24/7 Dispatch · Nationwide
Tell us what you need to move.
One call covers the crane, the haul, and the logistics. We’ll spec the crew, the equipment, and the route — and put a written quote in your hands.
Request a Quote 24/7 Dispatch Lines
- Crane & Rigging405-373-2979
- Heavy Haul405-506-1850
- Bulk Logistics405-506-1869