At Streamline Heavy Haul, every inbound project requires careful planning, precise execution, and seamless coordination. One of our recent jobs involved moving oversized industrial coils inbound from the Port of Georgia to a customer site in Florida. This type of shipment demanded expertise in specialized hauling, permitting, rigging, and port coordination.
Inbound shipments arriving at U.S. ports require close coordination. For these coils, our team worked directly with the Georgia Port Authority to schedule stripping, staging, and release. Timing is critical, as port storage fees and equipment availability can impact project costs.
The journey from the port to Florida required skilled drivers experienced in handling oversized coil loads. Escort vehicles and safety protocols were in place, ensuring the cargo moved smoothly through state lines and delivered on time.
Inbound shipments like these highlight the complexity of today’s supply chain. From the port yard to the final delivery site, successful execution requires:
Port coordination for release and loading.
Specialized trailers and rigging crews to handle unique cargo.
Permit compliance for oversized and overweight transport.
Experienced drivers trained for specialized heavy haul.
At Streamline Heavy Haul, backed by Golden Bridge International, we pride ourselves on managing these complex moves with efficiency, transparency, and professionalism. Every step of this project showcased how preparation and expertise turn challenges into success stories.
7 Coils
Inbound
02 March, 2022
14 March, 2022
Have a heavy or complex shipment coming up? Contact Streamline Heavy Haul today to learn how we can manage your project from port to final delivery.