Forklift moving conduit inside a large data center building under construction

How AMG Works

Submit. Dispatch. Plan. Move. Close.

AMG runs material handling as a controlled operation with a defined process, defined roles, and a record for every movement.

The Process

Five steps from request to record.

  1. 01

    Submit

    A foreman or superintendent submits a material movement request through the project's designated platform. The request captures who needs the movement, what is moving, where it is going, and when it is needed.

  2. 02

    Dispatch

    The AMG dispatch lead receives the request and assigns it to the appropriate operator and rigger team based on equipment, location, and project priority.

  3. 03

    Plan

    Before movement begins, the operator and certified rigger verify the load, destination, path of travel, access conditions, and surrounding work activities.

  4. 04

    Move

    The AMG team executes the movement while maintaining control of the travel path and the material-handling operation.

  5. 05

    Close

    Once the material reaches its destination, the movement ticket is completed and closed. Every movement creates a record.

Project Staffing

Built Around Your Project.

AMG mirrors the customer's project schedule. If the project works days, nights, weekends, multiple shifts, or extended schedules, AMG builds its coverage around those operational requirements.

Standard minimum deployment: three operator/rigger teams, one AMG supervisor, and one dispatch coordinator. Larger projects scale significantly beyond this configuration.

Standard Minimum Deployment

AMG Project Supervisor
Dispatch Coordinator
Operator + Rigger Team 01
Operator + Rigger Team 02
Operator + Rigger Team 03
Additional Teams As Required

Technology & Dispatch

Every Movement Has a Ticket.

AMG operates a dispatch-based system. Requests originate from authorized project personnel such as foremen and superintendents, and each request carries the information dispatch needs to assign and track it.

Captured on every request

  • Requesting contractor
  • Requesting person
  • Pickup location
  • Destination
  • Material description
  • Equipment required
  • Priority
  • Requested time
  • Assigned operator
  • Assigned rigger
  • Status
  • Completion time

AMG Dispatch — Live Board

Illustrative sample data

48

Movements Today

17 min

Avg. Response Time

6

Open Requests

42

Completed Requests

82%

Equipment Utilization

9

Contractors Served

Sample AMG dispatch movement tickets
TicketContractorPickupDestinationMaterialEquipmentTeamStatus
MV-1042ElectricalLaydown CData Hall 2 — Grid F4Cable tray, 40 ft bundlesTelehandlerTeam 02IN PROGRESS
MV-1043MechanicalReceiving Dock 1Level 2 Mech Room(6) pallets valvesForkliftTeam 01ASSIGNED
MV-1044Fire ProtectionLaydown AAdmin BuildingGang box relocationTelehandlerREQUESTED
MV-1041General ContractorGate 3Laydown B(12) pallets sheet metalForkliftTeam 03COMPLETE

Data & Accountability

Visibility into how material-handling resources are used.

Movement tracking gives project leadership a factual view of demand, response, and utilization. Over time, this data helps projects identify bottlenecks and better forecast material-handling demand.
Number of movements
Movements by subcontractor
Equipment utilization
Peak request periods
Average response times
Completed movements
Labor utilization
Movement trends

Project Mobilization

From Contract to Operation.

A structured mobilization sequence so the operation is running when the project needs it.
  1. 01

    Project Assessment

  2. 02

    Material-Handling Demand Review

  3. 03

    Staffing Plan

  4. 04

    Equipment Plan

  5. 05

    Site-Specific Procedures

  6. 06

    Dispatch Configuration

  7. 07

    Team Mobilization

  8. 08

    Full Operations

  9. 09

    Reporting & Continuous Improvement

Talk With AMG

Let's build the operating plan.

Share the schedule, the footprint, and the trades on site. We will define the teams, equipment, and dispatch configuration.