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The roster · Panchor Jaya, Seremban

What we run, and what each one is for.

Most companies pick a side. A crane company sends a boom and drives off; a haulage company drops the material and cannot lift it into place. Here the boom and the bed come from the same place — one booking instead of two, one docket to sign, and one number to ring when the day has to move.

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The driveway into OKAYA at Panchor Jaya, Seremban, with units parked under the sheds either side

Lot 5715, Jalan Panchor Jaya Fasa 3 — the gate every unit below leaves from

Cranes and lorries, same line

016-725 8697

Cranes are booked through GS Crane, lorries through OKAYA. All of it goes through the same team and the same number.

The transport line

OKAYA Transport

The parent operation. Moves goods out of Panchor Jaya across every peninsular state, Johor to Perlis.

The OKAYA tipper lorry parked in the shed at Panchor Jaya
01Transport

Tipper lorry

Loose loads in, hydraulic bed up, load out. Earthworks and site clearing.

What it carries

  • Sand, aggregate and quarry stone
  • Road base and crusher run
  • Excavated earth and spoil off site
  • Construction debris to the dump
  • Topsoil and backfill

Priced

Per trip or per tonne

Full specTipper lorry
A Scania prime mover coupled to a curtain-sider trailer at OKAYA, Panchor Jaya
02Transport

Curtain-sider

Sheeted sides that pull back end to end, so a forklift loads from the kerb instead of the tail.

What it carries

  • Palletised FMCG and packaged goods
  • Factory output to distribution centres
  • Building materials that need to stay dry
  • Anything a forklift has to reach mid-deck

Priced

Per trip, per load

Full specCurtain-sider
A Mercedes-Benz prime mover coupled to a loaded cargo trailer at OKAYA, Panchor Jaya
03Transport

Prime mover and trailers

Long-haul capacity. Skeletal for boxes, flatbed for anything that will not fit inside one.

What it carries

  • 20ft and 40ft containers on skeletal trailers
  • Steel, pipe and long sections on flatbed
  • Plant and machinery on low loader
  • Port runs and long-distance line haul

Priced

Per trip, by route and by container size

Full specPrime mover and trailers

The crane line

GS Crane

Partner covering crane work only: housing and building sites. Lifts that need a boom, not a bed.

The 20-tonne GS Crane mobile crane at Panchor Jaya with its boom raised
04Crane

20-tonne mobile crane

The unit that goes out when the load is above a lorry crane and the site still has to stay open.

What it carries

  • IBS precast wall and floor panels
  • Roof trusses onto first and second storey
  • Steel beams and columns
  • Water tanks and septic tanks into position
  • Piling and site plant off the low loader

Priced

Per day, or per hour with a mobilisation charge

Full spec20-tonne mobile crane
The 7-tonne truck-mounted GS Crane unit at Panchor Jaya with its hook block stowed
05Crane

7-tonne mobile crane

The one that fits down a housing-estate road. Smaller radius, far easier to set up on a tight lot.

What it carries

  • Roof trusses on landed housing
  • Air-conditioning condensers and water tanks to roof level
  • Scaffolding and formwork sets
  • Generator sets and small plant
  • Awning and canopy steel

Priced

Per day, or half-day for a single lift

Full spec7-tonne mobile crane

What decides which unit goes out

The access matters as much as the load. A crane is no use if it cannot stand where it needs to, so send a photo of the approach with the rest.

01Weight and reach
Rough tonnage, and how far the boom has to reach past the machine. That is what separates the 7-tonne from the 20-tonne.
02The access
Estate road or open site, overhead cables, soft ground, kerbside or tail loading only.
03The day
A date and a window. Half a day and a full day are priced differently, and mobilisation is charged once.

Each unit page goes further than the load list above — how that class is priced, where it runs from, and the questions people actually ring about. Start at transport or cranes.

Tell us the load and the access.

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