Mid Coast Machinery Transport
Safety & compliance
Safe load restraint starts with accurate load information. MCM considers restraint needs, mass limits, dimensions, oversize permit requirements, and Chain of Responsibility duties before accepting a machinery freight or equipment haulage booking.
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Load planning
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Site safety for machinery loading
Tell us about slopes, powerlines, soft shoulders, induction or PPE requirements, and any other site details that may affect your machinery pickup.
MCM treats load security and transport safety obligations as part of the planning conversation before the truck is dispatched. Customers must provide accurate machinery weights, dimensions, condition notes, and site access details.
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Safety and customer responsibilities
Safe machinery transport relies on shared responsibility between MCM and the customer. Accurate site and machine information helps with restraint planning before pickup.
- MCM plans restraint, route, access, and checks according to the job details supplied
- Customers must provide accurate weight, dimensions, machine condition, and site access information
- Oversize, overweight, or awkward loads may need permits, pilots, different timing, or another vehicle type
- Unsafe loading conditions can delay or prevent a pickup
MCM builds confidence by being clear about requirements before pickup and avoiding unverified claims.
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Flatbed · Farm & construction · Up to 5 tonne (5,000 kg)