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Precise Lifting Solutions

Experience the difference with Port Stephens Cranes, where we elevate not just loads but also your construction project's success. With over 35 years of dedicated service, we've established ourselves as the go-to source for crane hire in Cessnock and the broader Port Stephens area.

As a family-owned and operated business, we take immense pride in delivering precise lifting solutions tailored to your unique requirements. Our crane depot, strategically located to serve Nelson Bay, Port Stephens, Newcastle, Maitland and beyond, means we can be onsite, ready to assist with minimal delay.

Our fleet boasts modern, well-maintained cranes, including all-terrain 4WD and four-wheel steer combinations, to navigate tight spaces with ease. We're not just lifting loads; we're lifting standards. Our commitment to safety, paired with our 'can do' attitude, ensures that both our crew and your project are in dependable hands.

Seeking a lifting solution that aligns with your budget and deadlines? Give us a call on (02) 4982 6166 to enquire or book. You can view detailed charts here.

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What We Offer

Crane Hire

In Cessnock, crane hire is a critical service for industries ranging from construction to tree management. Our clients rely on our precision, efficiency and the ability to deliver on promises for every project.

Load Charts

Understanding load charts is crucial when planning lifts in Port Stephens. Our detailed charts help you select the perfect crane for your specific job, ensuring safety and effectiveness.

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Our Fleet

Our Cessnock fleet stands ready to tackle any challenge. Equipped with the latest technology and maintained to the highest standards, our cranes are at the core of our reliable lifting services.

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Why Choose Us?

At Port Stephens Cranes, we understand the weight of your decisions when it comes to choosing the right lifting partner. Here's why countless professionals and individuals trust us for their heavy lifting needs:

Knowledgeable & Skilled Crew: Our team is not just experienced; they bring a level of expertise that ensures efficiency and reliability on every job.
Wide Range of Lifting Solutions: From tree removals to complex construction tasks, we offer versatile crane hire services to meet diverse project requirements.
Unwavering Safety Commitment: We uphold strict safety guidelines to protect our workers, your property and the integrity of your project.
Customer Experience Focus: Your satisfaction is our priority; we strive to exceed expectations and forge lasting relationships with our clients.

Interested in working with a team that's as invested in your project's success as you are? Get in touch to learn more or to request a quote.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What areas do you service?

We serve a wide range of locations, including Port Stephens, Nelson Bay, Medowie, Raymond Terrace, Maitland, Cessnock, Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and the Hunter Valley.
What are the signs of overloading a crane?

Signs of overloading a crane include unusual noises, excessive swaying, a tilting or tipping crane, bending or deforming of the boom, slow or strained lifting and difficulty controlling the load. Load limit alarms may also activate. Ignoring these signs can lead to equipment failure or accidents.
How is a crane secured against unauthorised use?

Cranes are secured against unauthorised use by locking the operator’s cab, removing keys or access cards, disabling power sources and installing security cameras. Additional measures include using password-protected control systems, barriers or fencing around the crane, and site surveillance to prevent unauthorised access or tampering.
What are the emergency procedures if a crane fails during operation?

In a crane failure emergency, operators will stop all operations immediately, secure the load if possible and alert site personnel. They will evacuate the area to avoid injuries from potential collapse or falling loads. Emergency services or technical support can be contacted for inspection, repair and safe removal of the crane.