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Services
: Precision Lifting
 Skywork Helicopters' pilots possess a diverse range of piloting skills, specialising in lifting. Over 45 years' experience with external load operations has enabled Skywork Helicopters to become the industry leaders in this very specialised and complex field.
Skywork Helicopters is equipped to fly simple lifts through to precision positioning. The helicopters and specialised support equipment required for all types of operations use the latest technology.
Skywork Helicopters provides operations personnel who help calculate the breakdown of loads, selecting the right staging area and working closely with the pilot to ensure both safety and efficiency.
Skywork Helicopters has performed many precision-lifting operations in both remote locations and in urban areas,
these include
- Salvage
- Transportation
- Heavy Lifting
- Fire Fighting
- Tower and Roof Top Construction
- Precision Placement - Building Signage, Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning
- Human Sling - Spot Spraying, Slip Face Recovery
- Tree Care - Working with qualified Arborists to
provide a complete range of services
- Antenna Construction and Maintenance - tallest
building in the Southern Hemisphere
Often these operations involve multiple lifts in order to move all equipment as well as deliver new components. Skywork Helicopters' experienced pilots can perform these tasks under all situations and conditions with the necessary means to providing a cost-effective alternative. All lifts are pre-planned and personnel are trained for each specific role of the operation, including safety and emergency procedures. Skywork Helicopters' experience, skill and pre-planning ensure a safe
operation, while achieving the minimum time for equipment
to be in transit.
Skywork Helicopters can pour concrete, spread gravel, erect timber and steel constructions in remote areas or offshore locations, allowing a cost-effective alternative for the placement of construction material, or large and heavy equipment in environmentally restrictive areas.
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