These hoists are engineered to handle both workers and building materials in one system, improving efficiency and reducing the need for multiple lifting solutions.

High-speed operation significantly reduces wait times and crane reliance, helping you maintain tighter project timelines and smoother material handling.

Whether for external building facades, podium levels, basements, or scaffold-mounted structures, these hoists are adaptable to a wide range of construction environments.

Featuring overload protection, anti-fall safety devices, interlocked doors, and emergency stop features, they are compliant with modern safety standards.

Constructed with galvanized steel and powered by advanced drive systems, these hoists are made for long-term durability and dependable performance in tough site conditions.

A people and material hoist is a mechanical lift system used on construction sites to safely and efficiently transport both personnel and building materials between different levels of a structure.

Hoists are ideal for vertical transport when space is limited or when frequent and safe access to upper floors is required. Unlike cranes, hoists provide consistent movement, reduce crane dependency, and improve site efficiency.

Yes, modern hoists are designed with multiple safety mechanisms, such as overload protection, anti-fall devices, emergency braking systems, and interlocked doors, ensuring safe use for both people and materials.

Hoists are highly versatile and can be installed on new constructions, renovations, high-rise buildings, basements, and podiums. However, proper structural assessment and anchoring are required to ensure safety and compliance.

Yes, depending on your local regulations, operators may need to hold a high-risk work license or specific training certifications. Always check with local safety authorities to ensure compliance.