Brasil Project:
Mining Cells

The schedule coincided with a complex period: the holiday season. Even so, the team was ready to keep the operation moving, even on those days. Coordination with the client was constant, with the clear understanding that there was a firm commitment to delivery to their buyer. Before shipment, all packaging and filling was completed on time, using certified wooden boxes adapted to each component.

The operation began with the packaging of the mining cell parts in certified wooden boxes. The smaller parts were loaded into standard containers, while the larger ones were hoisted with a 50-ton telescopic crane and placed on flat racks on trucks.

The load was secured with straps, chains, and wooden blocks, validated by a specialist and certification included. The transport to the port was carried out with security escorts.

In parallel, customs documentation was managed. Although the red channel was activated, the inspection was resolved without issues and on time. The operation was successfully completed, meeting the defined timelines and costs.

Day 2: Loading of 2 oversized flat racks with special cargo.

Day 3: Loading of a 20-foot container.

Qualified personnel with experience and certifications were hired for the maneuvers, capable of operating in complex environments with safety and precision.

During the construction of the plant, the plans were updated step by step until reaching the final version of the mining cell. This allowed for accurate definition of the type and number of containers, as well as the trucks required for each shipment.

The cell included over 100 smaller pieces, packed with special care to withstand a journey of nearly 60 days. A detailed packing list was prepared, and protective methods were applied to minimize any risk of damage.

The cell included over 100 smaller pieces, packed with special care to withstand a journey of nearly 60 days. A detailed packing list was prepared, and protective methods were applied to minimize any risk of damage.