Most lifting plans control the lift.
But hand injuries often happen later — during final positioning, alignment, and last-second correction.
The PSC Load-It family is built for that final stage of the task.
It gives operators controlled push, pull, guide, hook, and magnetic engagement from a standoff position — without placing hands on the load.
“The right head and the right length should be selected for the task — not improvised at the hazard.”
The lift may be controlled by the crane. But final approach and landing still require human control. That is where hands often move toward the load, the sling, the edge, or the pinch point.
Loads rarely injure because lifting was planned poorly. They injure when final positioning is left to the hand.
A fixed tool works only when the task geometry stays the same. Load-It is built as a configurable family: head selection for engagement, length selection for standoff.
S, M, J, T, L, and Angled head options for different pushing, pulling, hooking, and guiding profiles.
2 ft, 4 ft, 6 ft, 8 ft, 10 ft, and 12 ft options to match standoff needs and worksite constraints.
Guiding, manoeuvring, positioning, and controlling suspended loads during final approach and landing.
When one tool is forced into every task, the operator compensates with body position. Load-It reverses that logic: the tool configuration is selected around the task.
Ferrous loads often lack a safe place to push, pull, or steer by hand. The MagHead attaches directly to steel surfaces, allowing directional control without direct hand contact.
550 lb rated neodymium magnetic attachment for steel plates, H-beams, I-beams, C-hooks, coil lifters, structural assemblies, large motors, and other ferrous loads.
180° swivel head options for angled or curved surfaces, and 90° fixed head options for specific structural profiles and confined access situations.
4–8 ft extendable MagHead version provides variable standoff for different crane pick heights and deck configurations.
Verify magnetic seating before load movement. Select tool length to keep the operator outside the swing radius throughout descent and placement.
Final approach, landing, stabilising, and positioning of slung crane loads in congested areas.
Hooking, retrieving, and adjusting taglines or slings from outside the load hazard zone.
Hands-free control of steel plates, beams, coil lifters, C-hooks, lifting beams, and equipment modules.
That is the operating logic behind the PSC Load-It family.
Share the load type, lift height, approach zone, and where the operator currently places their hand.
PSC can help identify whether the task needs a Load-It head, MagHead attachment, longer standoff, paired tools, or a process change before tool selection.