LiftX Group — Heavy Lifting, Rigging, Engineering
Who we are

About LiftX Group

A lifting and rigging contractor built around the idea that the interesting part of the job happens before anything leaves the ground.

Slinger-signaller in hi-vis and hard hat directing a lift, seen from behind
Our story

Built in Hull,
working nationwide

This is where the company's own story goes — when LiftX Group started, who started it, what they did before, and what made them set up on their own. Two or three short paragraphs in the client's own words.

The specifics that matter to this audience: how long the team has been doing this, the sectors they've worked in, and one or two jobs they're proud of. Concrete beats polished every time — a named sector and a real problem solved is worth more than a paragraph about commitment to excellence.

Kristian to replace this block with the client's copy before launch.

What we can say now: LiftX Group works out of Hull, with the Humber ports and the industrial North on the doorstep, and mobilises across the UK for work that warrants it. The team plans the lift, supplies the gear, and stands on site while it happens.

What you're buying

Four things we hold to

These are the four claims on the front of the flyer. Here's what each one actually means on a job.

Experienced team

Appointed persons, crane supervisors, operators and slinger-signallers who have done the job long enough to recognise a problem while it is still cheap to fix. Competence records are current and available on request — ask and you get them, you don't get a story about why they're not to hand.

Tailored solutions

The method follows the load and the site, not the yard. If the sensible answer is a smaller machine on a better standing position, that's the answer you'll get. If the honest answer is that the lift as scoped doesn't work, you'll get that too — early, while there's still time to change it.

Fully insured & compliant

Lifting equipment and accessories inspected and certificated under LOLER 1998, planning to BS 7121, and insurance in place for the work being carried out. Documentation goes to you before mobilisation so your own approvals have time to run.

Hull based, nationwide

Local enough for the Humber, East Yorkshire and the North to be routine work with short notice periods. Set up to travel for the jobs that justify it, with transport and abnormal-load movement handled as part of the same scope.

The paperwork

Insurance & compliance

The part nobody enjoys and everybody checks. Here's where it stands.

What we work to

  • Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER)
  • Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER)
  • BS 7121 — safe use of cranes
  • Lift plans prepared and signed by a competent appointed person
  • Thorough examination records maintained for all lifting gear

Cover and accreditation

Insurance limits, policy provider and renewal date go here, along with any accreditations actually held — CHAS, Constructionline, SafeContractor, ALLMI, CPA membership, and so on.

List only what's genuinely in place and in date. Procurement teams verify these, and an accreditation badge that doesn't check out does more damage than having none.

Certificates are issued with every job pack, and copies are available on request before you commit to anything.

Talk to us

Safe lifting.
Strong results.

Ask us for the documentation before you ask us for a price. We'd rather you did.