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In energy infrastructure and data center development, precision matters. Materials must be delivered, stored, and deployed without delays—especially when handling mission-critical components like energy storage, power generation, and cooling systems.
At the heart of these complex projects lies the laydown yard: the control center for incoming assets, temporary storage, and just-in-time deployment. But as equipment grows in size and complexity, so do the challenges of safely managing these yards.
Here’s how top-tier operators run their laydown yards—and how Field Lift Pro (FLP) is transforming how heavy components are lifted, moved, and positioned.
1. Maximize Yard Layout for High-Value Equipment
Mission-critical projects require smart use of limited space. Laydown yards must accommodate over-dimensional loads, large enclosures and skids—while allowing quick retrieval during installation windows.
Best Practices:
Field Lift Pro Advantage
Field Lift Pro eliminates the need for crane staging. Its wireless, mobile column lifts work directly where the asset is stored—on any terrain—making it possible to unload or position equipment without moving it to a crane-accessible area.
2. Eliminate Double Handling of Sensitive Components
Every move introduces risk. Whether it’s containerized battery storage systems, modular cooling units, or heavy generators, reducing touchpoints protects the asset—and the timeline.
Best Practice
Minimize transitions between forklifts, dollies, and cranes. Use equipment that enables one-move positioning from trailer to pad or trailer to trailer.
Field Lift Pro Advantage
Field Lift Pro lifts directly from the trailer and gently sets it down into storage—without a crane. The wireless system allows for precise positioning by a small crew, reducing labor and material damage risk.
3. Operate on Rough Terrain Without Delay
Laydown yards are often located adjacent to construction sites or in rural or semi-prepared locations. That means uneven surfaces, soft ground, or limited hardscape.
Field Lift Pro Advantage
Field Lift Pro is engineered to operate on any surface without the need for prepped staging areas or crane pads. It’s rugged, stable, and purpose-built for off-road lifting.
4. Minimize Crew Size and Maximize Output
Skilled crane operators and riggers are in short supply. Projects that rely on scheduling large crews for every move are vulnerable to delays and increased labor costs.
Best Practice
Use lift systems that simplify operations and reduce crew requirements.
Field Lift Pro Advantage
Field Lift Pro’s wireless system allows a single person to move a lift unit, and a small crew can handle full lifting operations. It removes reliance on crane schedules and streamlines daily yard operations.
5. Deploy and Move Quickly Between Sites
Time is money—especially when moving from one data center build or solar field to another. Mobility matters.
Field Lift Pro Advantage
Field Lift Pro trailers in with a standard pickup, sets up in under 10 minutes, and lifts without special transport permits or crane breakdown procedures. It’s fast, flexible, and always ready to work.
Field Lift Pro in Action: Real-World Results
Energy and data center operators across North America are using FLP to:
Let’s Get to Work
If you’re building out a data center, utility-scale battery system, or modular energy site, Field Lift Pro is the smarter, more flexible way to handle heavy lifting in your laydown yard.
Contact Us or Request a Demo to see how FLP can help.
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