Location: Toledo Tool and Die – 920 Illinois Ave. Maumee, OH Dates: 12/9/25-4/9/26 Project Overview: LMM was contracted to offload and stage nine shipping containers of ancillary equipment and major press components for a large industrial press installation. Key components included the crown, slide, bed, bed sides, moving bolsters, tie rods, and eccentric gears. The crown, slide, and…
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Oil refinery construction demands precision at every stage. General contractors are expected to manage schedule pressure, coordinate multiple trades, and maintain strict safety standards, often in active or highly controlled environments. In that setting, equipment installation and rigging support are not secondary services. They are central to how the job moves forward. At LMM, we…
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Pontiac, MI – LMM received a Longevity Award from the Specialized Carriers & Rigging Association. SC&RA is an international organization comprised of more than 1,350 members from 46 nations. SC&RA’s Longevity Awards are presented to member companies for their longtime support and dedication to the Association and its mission. LMM was recognized with the 20…
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Water facilities are built for reliability, not convenience. General contractors know that even a straightforward scope can become complex once it reaches an active site, a tight equipment room, or a constrained site circulation plan. In that environment, water treatment plant installation depends on more than concrete and pipe. It depends on whether the equipment…
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General contractors are asked to deliver complex projects on tight schedules, often inside operating environments where every decision carries consequences. When a project includes setting pumps, vessels, transformers, compressors, MCCs, or packaged skids, heavy equipment installation becomes a defining scope. It impacts safety performance, critical path activities, and the quality of turnover. At LMM, we…
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On paper, equipment arrives when construction is ready. In the field however, scenarios often arise that impede the fluid arrival and installation of industrial equipment. As such, planning and provisioning for industrial equipment storage is a practical strategy that protects the project when timing and site readiness do not line up. At LMM, we see…
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Every lift carries risk. A critical lift is the one that leaves little room for error. When the consequences of a mistake escalate, the planning must do the same. At LMM, we treat the term “critical” as a practical flag, not a buzzword. It signals that the lift demands tighter controls, deeper coordination, and a…
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When entire press lines, robotic cells, or integrated conveyor systems must be relocated or reconfigured, the work requires a level of planning and control that goes far beyond simple equipment handling. In these situations, automotive machinery movers are responsible for coordinating engineering, rigging, logistics, safety, and scheduling so that critical assets can be moved without…
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Safety is often viewed as a regulatory requirement or a moral obligation, but on active jobsites it is also a practical driver of construction cost savings. At LMM, we see a direct relationship between safety performance and financial outcomes on projects involving rigging, machinery installation, structural work, and facility modifications. When safety is planned, measured,…
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Facility relocation planning is a detailed process that goes far beyond simply moving equipment from one building to another. Every asset must be documented, disassembled in a controlled manner, transported safely, and reassembled so that it performs exactly as intended. One of the most important tools in that process is matchmarking. At LMM, we use…
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