Invoice clients for crane hire, lifts, and rigging operations on construction sites. Professional invoices from Tidybill.
A crane operator invoice covers work operating cranes and lifting equipment for construction, installation, and logistics operations. Crane operators work with mobile cranes, tower cranes, crawler cranes, and telehandlers to lift structural steel, precast concrete panels, roofing plant, HVAC equipment, and other heavy loads. Under LOLER, all lifting operations must be planned by a competent person, and lifting equipment must be examined regularly. Crane hire is typically invoiced as a day rate for the operator and crane, with mobilisation and demobilisation as separate charges. Rigging equipment and banksman time should be invoiced as additional line items. Method statements and lift plans are typically prepared in advance and may be invoiced as a project management fee.
| Service | Typical Rate | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Mobile crane hire with operator (day rate) | 1200 | day |
| Crane mobilisation and setup | 600 | job |
| Banksman / slinger (day rate) | 280 | day |
| Lift plan preparation | 300 | plan |
| Standby time (crane on site, not lifting) | 600 | day |
| Transport of crane to site | 400 | trip |
Invoice by day for the crane and operator. Mobilisation and demobilisation are charged separately on the first and last day invoices. For multi-day contracts, invoice weekly. List operator certification reference (CPCS card) on the invoice. Include the LOLER thorough examination certificate reference for compliance records.