Mammoet

Mammoet is the world's largest specialist in engineered heavy lifting and transport, delivering end-to-end solutions for lifting, transporting, installing and decommissioning large industrial and precision-engineered structures. The company was founded on May 13th 1807 by the Dutch entrepreneur Jan Goedkoop as a maritime venture, and now employs more than 6,500 professionals from its headquarters in the Netherlands, with offices worldwide. Its work spans energy, renewables, infrastructure and mining projects.

Field operations are supported by a fleet of over a thousand cranes and specialised transport equipment, and by engineering capabilities covering crane operations, installation engineering, decommissioning and project logistics. Much of the work is project-based and conducted on client sites, in sectors including mining and both conventional and renewable energy. The company's stated focus includes helping clients improve construction efficiency and optimise plant uptime, as well as participation in the global energy transition towards renewable sources.

Safety and sustainability are described as cornerstones of Mammoet's operations. Training is delivered through the Mammoet Academy, a dedicated facility through which the company invests in workforce development to maintain consistent global standards while adapting to local regulations.