The short answer
Project cargo is any shipment that needs special engineering to move: oversized, overweight or high-value equipment, often delivered in phases to a remote site. 7AS Trust plans these moves from port to foundation in Ghana, including route surveys, abnormal-load permits, escorts, exemptions and chartering.
How we plan a project move
- Cargo list review: dimensions, weights, centre of gravity, lifting points
- Route survey from port to site: bridges, bends, gradients, overhead lines
- Permits and police escorts for abnormal loads
- Port handling: ship's gear or shore cranes, lay-down area
- Clearance, including project duty exemptions where approved
- Transport, offloading and positioning at site
Chartering
Part and full air charters for urgent critical spares, and vessel charters for break-bulk and bulk project shipments into Tema or Takoradi.
Sectors we support
Mining, oil, gas and power, construction and infrastructure, and telecoms roll-outs.
Frequently asked questions
Can you move oversized loads by road in Ghana?
Yes. We survey the route and obtain the permits and escorts required for abnormal loads.
Do you handle project duty exemptions?
Yes. Approved exemptions are applied at clearance; we check the approval covers the actual items shipped.
Can you charter an aircraft for an urgent spare?
Yes, part or full charters depending on size, weight and urgency.
