Heavy Lifting & Moving Labor Services

IPS provides industrial moving support for machinery relocation, crane and rigging work, heavy haul coordination, facility relocation, millwright installation support, and turnkey project management. Services are designed for manufacturers and industrial facilities that need safe handling of large, sensitive, or oversized equipment while protecting schedules, budgets, and production continuity.

Yes. IPS handles projects ranging from moving one piece of equipment onsite to relocating an entire production facility. The team can coordinate labor, lifting equipment, transport logistics, dismantling, reinstallation support, and project scheduling so the move is organized efficiently and completed with minimal interruption to operations.

IPS offers single-lift capabilities up to 800 tons. That capacity allows the team to support demanding industrial lifting projects involving large machinery, structural components, and oversized equipment. Lift planning is matched to the scope of the project so the right rigging methods, equipment, and safety procedures are used from start to finish.

Yes. IPS has experience with oversized load permitting and border-crossing logistics for heavy equipment moves. This is especially valuable for clients relocating machinery intrastate, interstate, or out of the country. Coordinated planning helps reduce delays, maintain compliance, and keep transportation aligned with the overall project schedule.

IPS supports a wide range of industrial sectors, including automotive, food processing, plastics, printing, paper manufacturing, CNC machining, metal forming, coating systems, healthcare-related equipment, and automated production lines. That broad experience helps the team adapt to different equipment types, plant conditions, tolerances, and operational requirements.

IPS uses a turnkey approach that combines planning, scheduling, labor, equipment, and technical coordination under one team. This reduces handoff issues and keeps each phase aligned with production needs. Projects are organized to protect critical timelines, avoid unnecessary gaps in service, and complete moves without avoidable interruption to plant operations.

Yes. IPS follows OSHA/TOSHA compliant safety policies and procedures across lifting, rigging, transport, and relocation work. Safety planning is built into project execution so crews can manage hazards, protect equipment, and maintain controlled jobsite conditions. This is especially important when handling high-value machinery or operating in active industrial environments.

Yes. IPS serves clients throughout the United States, Mexico, and Canada. With headquarters in Tennessee and a Mississippi office, the company supports regional and cross-border industrial projects alike. Its geographic reach is especially useful for multi-site manufacturers, facility consolidations, and equipment relocations that extend beyond a single local market.