Erection Engineering & Heavy Lift Network
Commercial Intelligence for
Erection Engineering
& Heavy Lift
The decisions, constraints, sequences, and commercial patterns behind the world's most complex lifting and erection projects.
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An editorial reading, with documented examples
Coverage
Sectors
The industries EE&HL Network covers — where erection engineering and heavy lift define programme outcome.
Case Studies
The projects.
Decisions that changed the outcome.
Real erection campaigns — each one chosen because the sequence, the method, or the interface created a commercial consequence that engineering documentation alone would not explain.
Knowledge
The methods.
Defined for people who carry the risk.
Definitional pages for each major erection and heavy lift method — written for commercial and technical practitioners, not textbooks.
Insights
The patterns.
What repeats across projects.
Editorial readings of the risks that recur in erection engineering and heavy lift: transitions, temporary works, weather, interfaces and the decisions taken before the sequence is clear.
What EE&HL Does
A niche industrial media
and intelligence platform
Not a consultancy. Not a newsletter-only publication. A commercial intelligence operation serving the sector through a range of distinct activities.
Newsletter & Analysis
Weekly sector intelligence published across LinkedIn, Beehiiv and Medium — 6,000+ subscribers to the LinkedIn newsletter. Each issue takes one real project situation and unpacks the commercial logic — the decisions, the sequence gaps, the contract exposure — that engineering reviews miss.
Industry Media & Sponsored Exposure
Contractors, equipment manufacturers, consultancies and other firms in the sector can reach this audience through clearly labelled newsletter placements and partner content, subject to editorial fit and a conflict-of-interest check, under a published disclosure policy. The founder profile recorded over 2 million post impressions at a 2.7% engagement rate between October 2025 and September 2026.
Audience data & placements →EE&HL LinkedIn Group
The EE&HL Network Group on LinkedIn brings together engineers, project managers, commercial leads, and procurement professionals across heavy lift, civil, offshore, and industrial construction. 2,000+ members, admitted on review rather than open sign-up — not a generic engineering group. Discussion, case sharing, and commercial intelligence in one place.
Join the Group →Trade Press & Contributed Articles
EE&HL contributes analytical articles to leading sector trade publications. Each piece applies the same commercial intelligence framework to a documented project situation, extending sector reach beyond the newsletter and LinkedIn audience to established trade readerships.
About
EE&HL Network is independent commercial intelligence
for erection engineering and heavy lift
A niche industrial media and intelligence platform covering the decisions, sequences, and commercial patterns behind the world's most complex erection engineering and heavy lift projects.
Founded by Marco Torri, who spent 15+ years at the contractor-client interface in erection engineering and heavy lift.
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Enquiries & partnerships
Sponsorship discussions, media partnerships, recruitment placements, and contributed article proposals are all handled directly — no forms, no intermediaries.
If you are a vendor, insurer, training body, or organisation operating at the commercial interface of erection engineering and heavy lift — and you want to understand how decisions are made on the other side of the table — that is the conversation this is built for.
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