Crane Care Centre

We are located at Plot No 85 in the Nancy Residency area, which falls under Survey No 8. It’s a bit of a trek to get out here, but we needed the space for the crane maintenance. The workshop is a large open-sided structure that lets the air flow through, which is nice when it’s hot. We spend our days surrounded by heavy steel and the smell of hydraulic fluid. It’s not the cleanest environment, but that’s just how it goes when you’re working on big machines. We have a small corner screened off for our lunch breaks and for storing our personal stuff. The ground is concrete but it’s stained with oil from years of work. Nancy Residency is a quiet enough spot once you get away from the main road. We’ve got a good routine going, starting with a walk around the yard to see what arrived overnight. Sometimes we stay late when a job is particularly difficult. There’s a lot of heavy lifting involved, literally and figuratively. We don’t have much in the way of fancy tech in the office, just a phone and an old computer for records. Most of our knowledge is in our hands and what we’ve learned over the years. The neighbors are other workshops and small warehouses, so no one complains about the noise. We just focus on keeping the cranes in working order. It’s a hard day’s work, but we’re used to it by now.