Offshore Rental Cranes
Cranes for Any Weather Condition
With more than 28 rental cranes in service worldwide, DLS’ built-for-purpose rental fleet helps clients work safely and effectively to meet their operational goals. We offer a powerful, portable fleet of cranes designed to assist in lifting heavy materials and equipment onto drilling platforms and rigs, as well as moving raw materials for construction projects.
DLS has a wide range of offshore cranes designed and engineered to operate in the most severe weather conditions for every type of operation onboard offshore vessels, drillships, FSU’s, FSO’s, FPSO’s and different types of rigs and platforms. Our offshore rental cranes can be adapted to meet customer requirements and can be delivered in various configurations to meet applicable standards.
Strategically Located and Highly Trained
DLS is committed to delivering safe and reliable lifting operations within closely managed budgets. As such, all DLS crane operators are compliant with DIS and ISNetworld and are qualified and experienced in hydraulic and friction operating, as well as service and maintenance work.
Our offshore crane operators and mechanics are supported by highly trained teams of field engineers, technicians and inspectors strategically positioned across the United States to be mobilized on short notice for maximum operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
Interested in a quote for our offshore rental cranes? Contact us.
FAQ
Does DLS rent offshore cranes with operators?
Yes. DLS rents offshore cranes with certified crane operators and qualified riggers included, supported by engineered lift plans and equipment inspection programs — one package covering the crane, the crew and the lift engineering.
How does DLS load-test its offshore rental cranes?
DLS uses a liquid load testing method for offshore rental cranes — water-filled test loads that verify crane capacity safely and precisely before the crane goes to work on your platform.
Is renting a crane more cost-effective than owning one?
For most operators, yes. Renting from DLS shifts maintenance, certification, inspection and operator costs to DLS, and the crane is only on your books for the days it works — which is why many Gulf operators rent for maintenance campaigns and shutdowns.