Telehandler placing a pallet of materials at a large data center construction project at dusk

Construction Material Handling & Site Logistics

You Build It.We Move It.

AMG Services provides dedicated material-handling teams for complex construction projects—combining trained operators, certified riggers, dedicated equipment, dispatch coordination, and documented movement tracking into one managed service.

Operators + Riggers

Paired on every movement

Dispatch

Every request ticketed

Coverage

Days, nights, weekends

Scale

Mission-critical projects

The AMG Model

One Team. One System. Every Movement Accountable.

Instead of each subcontractor sourcing equipment, finding operators, and coordinating material movements independently, AMG establishes a dedicated material-handling operation supporting the entire project.

One Team

Trained operators and qualified riggers assigned to your project, working under AMG supervision to a single set of standards.

One System

All movement requests route through AMG dispatch. Priorities are managed at the project level, not negotiated trade by trade.

Every Movement Accountable

Each request becomes a ticket with a requester, a destination, an assigned team, and a completion time.

The Problem

Your Skilled Labor Should Be Installing — Not Moving Material.

Electricians should be installing electrical systems. Pipefitters should be installing piping. Mechanical crews should be installing mechanical systems. Foremen should be managing production.

They should not be spending labor hours searching for forklifts, locating operators, coordinating deliveries, moving gang boxes, relocating pallets, or figuring out how to get material from one part of a project to another.

  • Foremen searching for available equipment
  • Skilled trades operating forklifts instead of performing their primary work
  • Unplanned equipment movements
  • Operators working without dedicated spotters
  • Congestion around laydown areas
  • Equipment sitting idle
  • Multiple subcontractors renting duplicate equipment
  • Poor coordination between deliveries and installation
  • Untracked material movements
  • Increased exposure to struck-by and line-of-fire hazards

AMG turns material handling from an interruption into an organized project operation.

How AMG Works

Five steps. One record for every movement.

A repeatable process that project leadership can audit at any point.
  1. 01

    Submit

    A foreman or superintendent submits a material movement request through the project's designated platform.

  2. 02

    Dispatch

    The AMG dispatch lead receives the request and assigns it to the appropriate operator and rigger team.

  3. 03

    Plan

    Before movement begins, the operator and certified rigger verify the load, destination, path of travel, access conditions, and surrounding work activities.

  4. 04

    Move

    The AMG team executes the movement while maintaining control of the travel path and material-handling operation.

  5. 05

    Close

    Once the material reaches its destination, the movement ticket is completed and closed. Every movement creates a record.

Operating Philosophy

Two Professionals. One Controlled Movement.

AMG's standard operating model pairs equipment operators with dedicated qualified riggers and spotters. The operator's responsibility is controlling the equipment. The rigger's responsibility is controlling the movement around the equipment.
  • Path-of-travel verification
  • Load assessment
  • Pedestrian control
  • Blind spots
  • Clearances
  • Communication with the operator
  • Material positioning
  • Rigging within qualifications
  • Awareness of surrounding operations

The goal is a higher standard than simply placing a basic spotter beside a piece of equipment. The rigger is a qualified member of the movement crew with defined responsibilities.

Rigger in a high-visibility vest and hard hat signaling a telehandler operator on a construction site
Operator + Rigger Team

Why AMG

Two ways to handle material on a major project.

Traditional Model

  • Multiple contractors
  • Multiple equipment rentals
  • Multiple operators
  • Inconsistent spotting practices
  • Uncoordinated movements
  • Limited tracking
  • Skilled trades moving material

AMG Model

  • Centralized dispatch
  • Dedicated operators
  • Dedicated qualified riggers
  • Documented movements
  • Defined responsibility
  • Scalable equipment resources
  • Project-level oversight
  • Skilled trades focused on installation

Technology & Dispatch

Every Movement Has a Ticket.

Requests originate from authorized project personnel—foremen and superintendents. Dispatch assigns the work, tracks status, and closes the ticket when the material reaches its destination.

AMG Dispatch — Live Board

Illustrative sample data

48

Movements Today

17 min

Avg. Response Time

6

Open Requests

42

Completed Requests

82%

Equipment Utilization

9

Contractors Served

Sample AMG dispatch movement tickets
TicketContractorPickupDestinationMaterialEquipmentTeamStatus
MV-1042ElectricalLaydown CData Hall 2 — Grid F4Cable tray, 40 ft bundlesTelehandlerTeam 02IN PROGRESS
MV-1043MechanicalReceiving Dock 1Level 2 Mech Room(6) pallets valvesForkliftTeam 01ASSIGNED
MV-1044Fire ProtectionLaydown AAdmin BuildingGang box relocationTelehandlerREQUESTED
MV-1041General ContractorGate 3Laydown B(12) pallets sheet metalForkliftTeam 03COMPLETE

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