Oversized Cargo Transportation

2022-10-12

LLC «UkraMarine» provides transportation services for all types of cargo, including oversized and heavy shipments.
Oversized cargo refers to goods whose dimensions exceed the standard limits and regulations established for transportation. Transporting such cargo is a complex and often costly process.

However, our company takes on the majority of challenges associated with oversized cargo transportation and helps plan everything in the most efficient and cost-effective way.
Our operations are not limited to Ukraine — we also provide delivery of heavy and oversized cargo across CIS countries and Europe.

We have experience transporting the following types of oversized cargo:

  • road construction machinery;
  • construction equipment and machinery;
  • agricultural machinery and vehicles;
  • industrial equipment;
  • various metal and reinforced concrete structures;
  • passenger transport and vehicles;
  • yachts and boats.

There are established and proven workflows for transporting oversized cargo. However, such shipments often require customized logistics solutions based on non-standard approaches. Our specialists are well-equipped to handle these tasks.

The standard workflow includes the following stages:

  • inspection and analysis of the cargo by our specialists to determine its parameters and classification;
  • selection of transportation methods and identification of any additional securing requirements;
  • route planning by our logistics team depending on the cargo type;
  • preparation of all accompanying documentation, taking into account the route, vehicle specifics, and cargo characteristics;
  • coordination and approval of all formalities with government authorities;
  • organization of loading and unloading at designated points along the route;
  • cargo insurance.

Custom solutions may include:

  • forecasting transportation conditions;
  • selection of a specific type of transport;
  • if required, arranging cargo escort along the transportation route.
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