Specialized logistics for oversized, heavy-lift, and complex project shipments.
World Trans & Logistics specializes in the transport of oversized, heavy-lift, and complex project cargo that requires expert planning and specialized equipment. From industrial machinery and power generation equipment to mining infrastructure and construction materials, we deliver where standard freight services cannot.
Our project cargo team brings decades of combined experience in engineering-driven logistics, working closely with clients, equipment manufacturers, and local authorities to plan and execute every move with precision.
With deep expertise in West African infrastructure and access to specialized transport equipment, WTL is the partner of choice for major project developments across the region.
Engineering-driven approach to planning and executing complex cargo movements.
Access to specialized equipment and partners across West Africa and globally.
Successful delivery of major project cargo for mining, energy, and infrastructure sectors.
Rigorous safety protocols and risk management for every project cargo movement.
Project cargo refers to oversized, heavy, or high-value loads that do not fit standard containers, such as industrial machinery, generators, transformers, or construction equipment. It requires specialised handling, route planning, and lifting equipment, which WTL coordinates through the Port of Dakar.
Yes. WTL manages breakbulk and out-of-gauge shipments using flat-rack and open-top containers, RoRo, and specialised lifting and transport equipment, with route surveys and port coordination for safe discharge and inland movement.
Energy, mining, oil and gas, construction, and infrastructure clients use WTL to move plant and equipment into Senegal and the region, including the permits, escorts, and corridor planning that oversized loads require.
Yes. Out-of-gauge and heavy loads usually require transport permits and may need escorts and route surveys. WTL arranges the necessary authorisations and plans the corridor so project cargo moves safely from the Port of Dakar to site.
