A C E Cranes

We are located over in Wilson Garden, right near the Adiga. It is a decent spot to be in because it is central enough for most of our work. Dealing with cranes is mostly about logistics and making sure the equipment is where it needs to be. These are big machines, so they take up a lot of space and require a lot of constant attention. Our days are usually filled with phone calls about schedules and maintenance. It is not the kind of job you can do from a desk all day. We are often out looking at sites or checking on the machines in person. Wilson Garden has a lot of small businesses around, so there is always something going on in the streets. We don't have a fancy office with glass walls; it is more of a practical place where we keep our records and meet people. Sometimes things get delayed because of the rain or transport issues, which is just part of working with heavy machinery in a city like this. We just focus on the task at hand and try to keep things moving along. It can be stressful when a deadline is tight, but we’ve gotten used to it over the years. We just stay focused on the cranes and the people who need them. Most of our evenings are spent planning out the routes for the next morning.