Travelling with high loads

Moving high loads around our network

A High Load Application form must be filled out for loads over 4.3m in height. Some loads will need to be escorted, and outages may be required. Hence, you must submit your application at least 15 working days before the moving date to allow enough time to assess your application. Once the application is processed, a permit will be issued with any specific conditions you must comply with.

High Load Application

This form is for approval to transport loads over 4.3m in height.

"*" indicates required fields

Company Name*

Email*

Phone

Mobile*

Physical Address*

Street Address Suburb City Post Code

Postal Address*

Street Address Suburb City Post Code

Details of High Load

Date of move*

Start Time*

Finish Time*

Type of Load*

House

Building

Machinery

Other

How it will be moved*

Trailer

Tandem

Single

Proposed Contact Name

First Last

Phone

Start Address*

Street Address Address Line 2 City

End Address*

Street Address Address Line 2 City

Route to be followed*

Please give as much detail as possible to help us best plan your route.

Upload a file showing the location

For example, a Google Map image/screenshot showing where the high load will be moved to exactly, e.g. section site.

Max. file size: 128 MB.

Dimensions of Load

Note:

Running boards must be fitted to guide cables smoothly over the load.
Waipā Networks requires 15 working days' notice for all applications. This allows sufficient time to check all line clearances, provide a quote for any escort & notify customers if any power outages are required.
The applicant is responsible for any/all charges related to escorting high loads.
All escorted loads will incur time and mileage costs
If the total time exceeds four hours, an extra nine hours at normal charge-out will be added to the cost to cover a stand-down period. If you require clarification plea,se contact Waipā Networks.

Overwall width (A)*

in metres

Width of Highest Point (B)*

in metres

Overall Height (C)*

in metres