Anyone requiring maintenance, inspection or repair services for their lifting equipment should check out www.morriscranes.co.uk - the new Morris Material Handling website dedicated to the company's rapidly expanding Maintenance Services Operation.

Clearly laid out for ease of navigation, the site visitor is provided with a wealth of information that supports the company's standing as a total solutions provider that delivers proven and effective service, support, inspection and training packages tailored to meet a customer's bespoke needs.

As well as outlining the core mission and values of the company's maintenance service operation, the site entices the visitor to share in what Morris Material Handling claims is a total aftermarket support experience. It is possible, for example, to access a useful service checklist covering areas such as repair and maintenance, service and inspection contracts, and installation, testing and certification, through to total crane care packages and a full design service and consultation.

The website also presents three core aftermarket solutions that Morris has cleverly identified and which customers can benefit from: preventative, productivity and performance. Preventative deals with issues such as service and maintenance agreements, independent inspections and height safety systems; productivity covers lifting products, project design and management, asset maximisation and reporting systems, whereas performance looks at training, height safety products and consultancy.

The surfer can also check-out Morris Material Handling's proven track record and enter a useful download section that gives direct access to the company's service presentations and service brochure.

"We are confident that the site visitor will be impressed with the layout, navigability and content of the new website that is dedicated to our total aftermarket support offering. Information is not only clearly laid out, it covers every facet of maintenance services when it comes to cranes, hoists or lifting equipment," comments Pat Campbell, Morris Material Handling's Operations Director Maintenance Services.