Production logistics
Remote Location Support
Vehicles, temporary routes, lifting and marine support for remote and difficult-access locations.
Remote-location support starts with the route, ground, distance and work required, then builds a practical way to move people and equipment.
The production problem
Reach the site
Beaches, fields, steep approaches and constrained rural sites can put the unit base a long way from the camera position. The brief should identify loads, passenger movements, timings, gradients, turning areas and known ground constraints.
DFL can bring access planning together with quad bikes and ATVs, 4x4s, trucks, trailers, cranes, temporary roads, moorings and support boats, matching the provision to the actual site and task.
- People and equipment movements
- Loading and transfer points
- Ground and route constraints
- Weather and fallback access
Typical use
Connect access to the rest of the site
The access route also affects parking, deliveries, temporary services, crew roles and the options available when conditions change.
Start with the location and dates