Terms & Conditions
Truck Mounted Crane
- Total 1 Hour allowance on site to remove building
- Total 1 Hour allowance on site to install building
- Maximum Crane Reach 9m from the centre of the crane to centre point of the building
- Any delays on site will be charged at $175 plus GST per hour
- Any site specific health & safety requirements are to be outlined prior to engagement for a job
- Buildings under or near power lines will be assessed by the operator and the final decision to carry out the lift is at the full discretion of TDM Transport
- TDM requires 3 to 5 business s days notification for the intended collection date.
- It is the client’s responsibility to ensure the unit is disconnected from all services (electricity, plumbing, data etc)
- It is the client’s responsibility to ensure the roof is free of any loos e items/debris that may fall during transport.
- Any waste tank returns must be cleaned and pumped out prior to transport.
- Waste pipes underneath ablution blocks must have the opening covered for return transport.
- All keys should be returned to with the unit.
- Any additional time incurred waiting for access of the unit, disconnecting services will incur a fee and will be on-charged to the client.
Note:
Under the Official New Zealand Truck Loading Code , prepared by the NZ Transport Agency, every person in the transport supply chain has a responsibility to ensure the safe and legal transport of goods. This means there are legal obligations on all parties involved in the transportation of your buildings.
As such, prior to your buildings being returned to us you have a responsibility to ensure that there are no loose materials in or on them. Items such as screws, timber, steel reinforcing bars and even scaffolding planks have been left on the roofs of our buildings in the past, each with the potential to cause a terrible accident. It is critical that you play your part, to check and remove or secure any loose objects when preparing to return your building.
Loose loads can be dangerous and sometimes fatal. They pose a danger to people, property and to the environment