LET’S GET TO WORK
Tell Us What
You Need Lifted.
Share the equipment, site location, and schedule. We’ll talk through the crane, rigging, and transport.
Up to 900-ton lifting capacity
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OIL & GAS
BUILT FOR THE
WORK ON THE PAD.
Crane, Rigging, and Transport Support for the Work Ahead.
OILFIELD LIFTING & RIGGING
From the First Delivery
to the Final Set.
A working pad brings equipment, delivery trucks, and multiple crews into the same space. We connect the crane pick with the arrival, the placement, and the next move.
ACTIVE
Pad & Facility Work
PAD & FACILITY WORK
Plan the Pick Around
the Working Pad.
Coordinate crane picks for pad equipment, tank components, and facility work. Review surrounding piping, other crews, and the delivery sequence before the equipment arrives.
LOAD
Equipment, dimensions, and lifting points.
SITE
Access, staging, and surrounding operations.
ACTIVE
Equipment Placement
EQUIPMENT PLACEMENT
Equipment in Its Place.
Pumps, generators, skids, and tank components bring their own weight, lifting points, and reach requirements. Share the load details and pick and set locations so crane selection starts with the job.
LOAD
Weight, dimensions, and lifting points.
SITE
Access, working radius, and final set.
ACTIVE
Maintenance & Changeouts
MAINTENANCE & CHANGEOUTS
The Removal and
the Replacement.
Coordinate the outgoing component and the incoming equipment around your maintenance window. We review clearances, staging, and loadout with the site team so the next move is planned.
LOAD
Outgoing and incoming equipment details.
SITE
Clearances, work window, and loadout.
The Haul and the Lift. One Conversation.
Trucking was 1 Call’s first business and remains a core service. For equipment arriving or leaving, discuss trailer access, staging, and the loading sequence alongside the crane setup.
THE WORK THAT BUILT 1 CALL
The Oilfield
Came First.
Before founding 1 Call in 2016, Neil Chichilla spent six years managing oil and gas logistics. Moving equipment and understanding what a site needed came before the crane fleet.
Neil and Brad Ellis built their working relationship in the oilfield. That experience still connects the delivery, the rigging, and the lift.