► Offshore compact cranes

C-SPIDER is not a standard onshore spider crane placed offshore. It is a compact offshore crane solution designed for marine project conditions, with offshore load chart options, corrosion protection, remote control, manbasket access and project support for offshore lifting, access and handling work.

Yes. We provide project documentation to support the MWS review process. This can include offshore load charts, structural engineering input, deck load information, risk analysis input and method statements. Our preparation helps your team and the MWS assess the crane setup efficiently for the specific project.

We offer both. You can opt for a bare rental if you have your own qualified crew, or rent the crane including a certified Stage 3 offshore crane driver. To ensure maximum uptime, we provide critical spare parts, comprehensive maintenance training for your operators, and 24/7 service support, alongside all necessary technical documentation, load charts, and mobilization assistance.

When operating from a floating vessel, C-SPIDER can be supplied with offshore load charts that take vessel motions and project conditions into account. Depending on the scope, we can also provide practical sea fastening solutions to secure the crane during transport, mobilization and offshore operation. For certain projects, C-SPIDER can also be positioned directly on a fixed asset, platform or jack up, reducing relative motion and allowing local lifting and access close to the work area.

Yes, specific models within our fleet, such as the C-Spider MC15, can be configured for delicate manriding operations. It is certified for both setups: as a fixed cherry picker with an attached manbasket, and for manriding on a wire. This versatility ensures safe, direct access for personnel performing inspections or maintenance in highly restricted areas, depending on your project’s specific safety requirements.

C-SPIDER can be supplied with operator support, spare parts, maintenance support and 24/7 technical backup. We also provide the relevant crane documentation, load chart information and mobilization support needed to help your team integrate the crane into the offshore project.

While a C-SPIDER operates on a minimal footprint compared to a traditional bulky crawler crane, the main advantage is operational flexibility. Because they are compact and lightweight, they can be positioned in tight corners or directly on top of structures. This saves valuable deck space for other critical project equipment and cargo.

Mobilization timelines depend on the specific project requirements, engineering documentation, and crane availability. Because our fleet is tightly managed and maintained with modern, low-hour machines, we can respond quickly to your project timeline. Contact our team directly to discuss the exact logistics for your upcoming project.

Yes. While they don’t handle heavy lifts, C-Spiders are perfect for transition piece modifications, manriding for Vertical Injector (VI) adjustments, and handling lightweight tooling. Their compact footprint makes them ideal for these precise, small-scale tasks in tight spaces where massive cranes can’t fit.