What type of hoisting typically uses portable cranes capable of being moved to different locations?

Maintenance hoisting typically involves the use of portable cranes that can be easily moved to various locations as needed. This type of hoisting is often required for tasks such as equipment repairs, routine maintenance, and servicing machinery in different areas of a facility. The mobility of portable cranes allows maintenance crews to transport the equipment to where it’s needed, making it an ideal choice for operations that require flexibility and quick setup.

In contrast, industrial hoisting often utilizes larger, more permanent systems designed to handle heavier loads in a more fixed setting, such as factories or production lines. Construction hoisting generally involves heavier and more robust cranes due to the scale and requirements of construction projects, while civil hoisting is mostly associated with infrastructure development and larger, stationary equipment. These other types do not focus on the portability aspect that is essential in maintenance tasks.