Prairie Crane's Tadano GR 1000XL-2 rough terrain crane on a lowbed trailer at sunset

Company Overview

Saskatchewan’s Most Diverse Crane Fleet, Built on Decades of Experience

Prairie Crane Inc. has been part of the crane industry for several decades, founded with a single goal: to build a crane company that delivers quality in every aspect of its work. That commitment produced the most diverse crane fleet in Saskatchewan and a track record of efficient, safety-first operations across Western Canada.

In 2016, Prairie Crane built and moved into a 15,000 sq ft state-of-the-art facility on 6.5 acres in Saskatoon's BizHub, providing space for daily crane operations, equipment storage, and hands-on workforce training.

Facility & Training

Prairie Crane's Saskatoon BizHub location supports both daily operations and active workforce development.

Operators undergo evaluations and competency tests on every piece of equipment they run, a training standard that goes beyond industry minimums. Local training programs regularly utilize Prairie Crane's yard, equipment, and operator expertise to develop the next generation of crane professionals.

Certification & Site Access

Prairie Crane is qualified to enter all job sites in Saskatchewan, including active mine sites.

The company has a full Health and Safety Program, is COR Certified, and maintains an 'A' rating on ISNetworld, meeting all third-party contractor requirements for the province's most demanding industrial and mining operators.

Diversity & Community

Prairie Crane maintains a workforce that is approximately 20% Indigenous and 50% female, reflecting a genuine commitment to diversity. Prairie Crane has a partnership with Willow Cree Development Corporation of Beardy's & Okemasis' Cree Nation, along with PW Crane Services, a 51% Indigenous-owned company.

In the community, Prairie Crane donates to the Jim Pattison Children's Hospital, the Saskatchewan Kinsmen Club, and B'nai Brith Lodge 739, and provides services to organizations including Habitat for Humanity.

Press & Recognition

Prairie Crane was featured in Crane & Hoist Canada magazine in March 2021, highlighting the company's operations, fleet, and work across Western Canada.

Read the Feature

Mobile crane lifting a load Tower crane against blue sky Aerial view of crane worksite Crane trucks in the yard at sunset

Our Values

The business values of Prairie Crane are characterized by our respect for our customers, employees, environment, and community.

Respect for our

Customers…

means personalized service: listening, communicating, and delivering what we promise, which is why we’re open 24/7 to make sure the job gets done on time. We recognize that our customers depend on us to do the job right—so we do our absolute best to deliver.

Respect for our

Employees…

means that we care about the health and safety of everyone who works for us, with us, and around us. All actions on the job site are performed in a safe and responsible manner, and we take every precaution to prevent accidents and injuries. By increasing knowledge and awareness of job safety, we create a safe and healthy work environment.

Respect for our

Environment…

means that we are proactive in assessing each project area to ensure that all environmental standards and laws are met. Prairie Crane will evaluate every job site and take action to minimize the effect our equipment and operations might have on the environment. If an accident does occur, we will cooperate with all government agencies and do everything we can to limit any harmful impact.

Respect for our

Community…

means that we take an interest and participate in events that shape our community and province. Prairie Crane is a sponsor of, and makes regular donations to, the Children’s Wish Foundation and the Saskatchewan Children’s Hospital Foundation. We also encourage our employees to take part in volunteer activities in their local communities.

Prairie Crane's Tadano AC 4.080-1 all-terrain crane with its boom raised on a job site

Our Services

Whether your job site is across the street or in the next province, Prairie Crane provides project solutions built around your schedule and completed in full compliance with our safety protocols and operating procedures. Prairie Crane is open 24/7 to make sure your project is completed properly and on time.

Industries We Serve

Prairie Crane provides crane and hoisting services across four core industries, each with dedicated experience and the right equipment for the job.

  • Industrial: From plant shutdowns to emergency lifts, Prairie Crane supports industrial facilities across Western Canada with a modern fleet of cranes and professional operators.
  • Commercial: Prairie Crane supports commercial construction contractors with crane and hoisting services, with a modern fleet and certified operators available for projects across Western Canada.
  • Residential: Prairie Crane provides residential crane services with certified operators who work carefully in tight spaces, bringing professional standards to every job regardless of size.
  • Mining: Prairie Crane serves the potash and uranium mining sector with a wide range of subsurface hoisting services and a fleet reaching 275 tons, available for mine sites across Western Canada.
What we provide on every job
  • Modern crane fleet available for loading, offloading, and precision lifts across all industries
  • Professional certified operators on every job
  • Large inventory of man baskets, spreader bars, and specialized rigging maintained and inspection-ready
Additional services

Beyond crane rentals, Prairie Crane offers a full range of supporting services to ensure every project is properly planned and executed:

  • Crane & operator rentals
  • Riggers
  • Jack & slide
  • Auxiliary equipment
  • Site visits by skilled supervisors
  • Transport
  • Engineered drawings

Prairie Crane is open 24/7 to make sure your project is completed properly and on schedule.

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