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Industrial & Manufacturing Logistics Services

Every hour your line is down is output you don’t get back. Machinery has to be moved, placed, and running on schedule.

Plant operations is protecting the production schedule, and engineering is planning disassembly and reinstallation. Procurement is coordinating suppliers, and safety sets the rules for every lift.

JK coordinates all of them under one plan and schedules every step backward from the day your line is running again.

Every hour offline is lost production

Industrial moves rarely fail on the truck. They fail when equipment arrives before the site is ready, a lift isn’t planned, or a supplier shipment lands on the wrong day.

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  • Production that can’t stop for long. Every hour of downtime is output and revenue you don’t recover.
  • Heavy, high-value equipment. Generators, transformers, and machinery need rigging, cranes, and a planned path.
  • Placement that has to be exact. Equipment must land in the position your engineering team specified.
  • Shipments to sequence. Materials and finished goods have to arrive when the site is ready for them.
  • Many owners, one project. Operations, engineering, safety, and procurement each own one piece of the plan.

The capabilities behind your manufacturing logistics

Each project draws only on the services it needs, coordinated under one plan.

Forklift operator moving equipment inside a manufacturing plant

Industrial logistics

Rigging, disassembly, hauling, installation, and final placement for machinery, with crane-assisted installation and climate-controlled receiving.

Crane lifting a large generator unit while a rigging crew in safety vests watches

Heavy hauling

Large, high-value equipment such as generators, transformers, and CRAH units, moved by JK’s heavy hauling division with rigging and a planned route.

JK Moving Services trucks backed up to a warehouse loading dock

Supply chain transportation

Materials, machinery, and finished goods moved on schedule, with shipments coordinated across your suppliers to reduce delays.

Forklift in a warehouse aisle lined with pallet racks of boxed inventory

Warehousing and storage

Secure, climate- and humidity-controlled warehousing with inventory tracking for equipment, parts, and materials until your site is ready.

Commercial movers loading equipment onto a moving truck outside an office building

Decommissioning

Equipment removal, recycling, and secure disposal for vacated plant and facility space.

How JK keeps your operations running

One plan, built around your production calendar.

Planned before the first lift

Rigging, routes, and crane needs are mapped with your engineering and safety teams before anything moves.

Sequenced around production

Disassembly and moves are phased, so the rest of the plant keeps running while each area relocates.

Received when the site is ready

Equipment and materials are received, stored, and released on your site schedule, not the carrier’s.

Placed where it belongs

Machinery is installed and set in its final position per your plans.

Planning an equipment move or a plant relocation? Talk to a JK project manager about a schedule built around your production calendar.     Get a quote

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