The team at FTL just finished phase 1 of our power station project delivering a full ship charter from port to site.

The logistical journey from the port of discharge to the final project site represents the critical last mile of supply chain execution. Managing this phase requires meticulous planning, precise timing, and adaptive problem-solving to safely deliver heavy cargo to its destination.

Route Surveys and Obstacle Clearance
Before any cargo even arrived at port, Our team conducted extensive route surveys to identify potential physical obstacles.

• Bridge capacities were verified to support heavy axle loads.
• Overhead utility lines were checked for temporary raising or disconnection.
• Street furniture well reviewed.

Multimodal Interchanges
The cargo was successfully discharged and moved to a staging area where the cargo was stored and delivered in sequence.

• Heavy-haul trucking executed the final delivery using specialized multi-axle trailers.
• The Staging yard act as temporary buffer to manage site delivery schedules.

Regulatory and Community Compliance
Moving oversized cargo requires strict adherence to local regulations and close community coordination.

• Permit acquisition governed allowable travel times, speeds, and axle configurations.
• Escorts managed traffic to ensure public safety.
• Night-time transport windows minimized disruption to daily commuter traffic.

Final Site Onloading and Assembly
Arrival at the site shifted the focus from transport dynamics to heavy lifting and positioning.

• FTL co-ordinated with onsite Crane operators to align perfectly with the arrival of the transport trailers.
• Just-in-time delivery prevented site congestion and reduced double-handling of materials.

Another project successfully delivered by the FTL team.