For more than 20 years, All Lifting has set the benchmark for safety and durability in fabricated gear. “In all that time, we’ve never had a site incident, never seen one of our fabricated items fail” said Managing Director Jason Warner.
That record underscores the company’s commitment to quality and process. All Lifting delivers services across Australia with the same focus on reliability and safety.
From fabrication to reliability
Fabrication has become central to the way All Lifting services worksites across Australia. The heart of that capability is in Melbourne, where a large, experienced crew turns concepts into certified equipment. Many of the team have been with the business for years and thrive on the variety of work, creating something new for every job rather than repeating the same task. This in-house capability has allowed All Lifting to take on complex projects, such as an 85-tonne adjustable spreader beam designed for Melbourne’s North East Link project, as well as customised cages for Keppel Seghers in Hong Kong. Each project demonstrates the company’s ability to deliver equipment that standard catalogues cannot.
To strengthen control over quality, All Lifting has also invested in its own painting workshop, ensuring every piece of equipment is finished to the highest standard in-house. Most projects begin with a sketch and a conversation. With an in-house draughtsman and engineer, concepts are translated into AutoCAD drawings, signed off by the client for design and capacity, and then verified to ensure the steel is the correct size. From there, the fabrication team brings each piece of equipment to life.
Tested and trusted
Testing is non-negotiable. “Everything is tested in-house in our Melbourne factory before it leaves,” said Jason. “Our testing capability goes up to 300-tonne. Each product is tagged, painted safety yellow, and certified before it goes out.”
That attention to detail extends even to the small things that can cause issues on site. Every lug, shackle, and hook is checked, and the team can customise low-headroom or lightweight beams so clients can safely lift more load. Fabricated equipment also enters a life cycle of maintenance and traceability. Inspections, testing, tagging, and an online registry help equipment remain serviceable for years. Some lifting beams remain in use more than a decade after purchase, thanks to designs that exceed Australian Standards.
Built for real-world jobs
While every project is unique, demand often clusters around a core set of products. Man cages, brick cages, and lifting beams are specialties, but the company also carries a range of standard beams and fabricated items for quick turnaround. The workshop handles special sizes, low-headroom constraints, and unique interfaces, with a catalogue that includes lifting beams, spreader bars, order-picker cages, forklift jibs, stillage and pallet cages, crane bins, and drum-handling systems.
Clients typically turn to fabrication when job parameters are especially tight, low hook heights, cramped laydown areas, unusual load geometries, or interfaces that must connect seamlessly with an existing crane hook or forklift carriage. With in-house capability across design, engineering, and fabrication, All Lifting delivers solutions tailored to each site’s exact requirements.
Reliability without compromise
If there is a single message the company wants the industry to hear, it is reliability backed by process. “The fact is, our products don’t fail,” Jason said. “That’s because we build them properly, test them properly, and make sure every part of the process is right before they go out the door.”
That confidence is reinforced by experienced tradespeople, an integrated design-to-test workflow, and a catalogue shaped by the real demands of moving people and heavy loads. In an environment where a small oversight can cascade into downtime or worse, All Lifting’s fabrication unit is built for the realities of the site, not just the theory of the drawing.
The same workshop that turns a rough sketch into a painted, tagged, and certified device is the one that proof-loads it and checks it against the crane hook it was designed for. That’s why clients return time and again with the next challenge and the next sketch. For them, the promise is simple: build it right, test it right, and make it work on site.
