A1A Software 3D Lift Plan

A planner selects a crane and enters details such as load weight, lift radius, boom configuration, site obstructions, and crane position. The software then presents the operation in a three-dimensional site model rather than as a purely written plan.

The service uses a crane library and machine-specific capacity information to help evaluate a proposed setup. The planner must still verify the selected crane, configuration, deductions, and current manufacturer load chart before executing the lift.

Yes. Users can arrange cranes, loads, structures, and obstacles in a 3D representation of the jobsite, which helps expose clearance or access problems. This is particularly useful when a boom, counterweight, or suspended load must pass close to an existing structure.

No. It is a planning and communication tool, not an independent approval of a lift. Responsibility for ground conditions, rigging, load weight, crane setup, applicable standards, and engineered review remains with the qualified people managing the operation.