Sarens supports installation in Indonesia
0Sarens in Indonesia successfully completed the installation of two bridge girders for the Kemang Pratama Bridge project in Bekasi, supporting a major road widening initiative aimed at improving traffic flow and accessibility in the area.
Executed for client PT. Dua Perkasa Prima and project owner PT. Indolimas, the operation required careful planning and precise execution due to the project’s location on a heavily trafficked public road. The new bridge construction is expected to significantly ease transportation and congestion in the Kemang Pratama area.
To carry out the works, Sarens deployed a Liebherr LR1350 and an XCMG XGC400, both configured with 42-metre main booms and SSL configuration. The equipment was selected for its lifting capability and ability to minimise crane movements within the confined work area.
The operation involved the tandem lifting and installation of two bridge girders, each measuring approximately 80 metres in length and weighing 280 tonnes. Given the public road closure constraints, Sarens was allocated only a two-day lifting window, making timing and coordination critical to the project’s success.
The lifting sequence required the cranes to slew, crawl backwards, and carefully position the girders into place with maximum precision. In total, two operators and four riggers were involved in the lifting activities.
Prior to the lifting operations, both cranes were transported by land from the Sarens yard in Cilegon to Bekasi using flatbed and lowbed trailers. The mobilisation process took four days, while each crane required two days for assembly on site.
The project also presented several logistical and environmental challenges. Limited working space, heavy surrounding traffic, and monsoon rainfall during crane assembly added complexity to the execution phase. Despite these conditions, the Sarens team completed the works safely and efficiently.
Detailed engineering reviews, lifting plans, and ground-bearing pressure calculations formed a key part of the preparation process, ensuring that all activities could be executed safely within the restricted timeframe.
By successfully delivering this demanding bridge installation project, Sarens once again demonstrated its expertise in engineered lifting solutions and complex infrastructure operations across Indonesia.
Sarens in Indonesia successfully completed the installation of two bridge girders for the Kemang Pratama Bridge project in Bekasi, supporting a major road widening initiative aimed at improving traffic flow and accessibility in the area.
Executed for client PT. Dua Perkasa Prima and project owner PT. Indolimas, the operation required careful planning and precise execution due to the project’s location on a heavily trafficked public road. The new bridge construction is expected to significantly ease transportation and congestion in the Kemang Pratama area.
To carry out the works, Sarens deployed a Liebherr LR1350 and an XCMG XGC400, both configured with 42-metre main booms and SSL configuration. The equipment was selected for its lifting capability and ability to minimise crane movements within the confined work area.
The operation involved the tandem lifting and installation of two bridge girders, each measuring approximately 80 metres in length and weighing 280 tonnes. Given the public road closure constraints, Sarens was allocated only a two-day lifting window, making timing and coordination critical to the project’s success.
The lifting sequence required the cranes to slew, crawl backwards, and carefully position the girders into place with maximum precision. In total, two operators and four riggers were involved in the lifting activities.
Prior to the lifting operations, both cranes were transported by land from the Sarens yard in Cilegon to Bekasi using flatbed and lowbed trailers. The mobilisation process took four days, while each crane required two days for assembly on site.
The project also presented several logistical and environmental challenges. Limited working space, heavy surrounding traffic, and monsoon rainfall during crane assembly added complexity to the execution phase. Despite these conditions, the Sarens team completed the works safely and efficiently.
Detailed engineering reviews, lifting plans, and ground-bearing pressure calculations formed a key part of the preparation process, ensuring that all activities could be executed safely within the restricted timeframe.
By successfully delivering this demanding bridge installation project, Sarens once again demonstrated its expertise in engineered lifting solutions and complex infrastructure operations across Indonesia.