Highwork
Rents truck-mounted aerial platforms and does height work and billboard installs for clients in Brno and across the Czech Republic
About Highwork
Highwork rents truck-mounted aerial work platforms (montážní plošiny) on automotive chassis. The website lists seven platforms: MAN 4x4 units weighing 18 t with working heights of 45 m and 35 m and lateral reach of 30 m for off-road sites, a 7.5 t unit with 30 m height and 20 m lateral reach, and units up to 3.5 t with 23 m and 24 m height for city centres.
The company also performs height work with these platforms, including tree pruning, risky tree felling, green-space maintenance, facade and balcony repairs, public lighting maintenance, Christmas decorations, and removal of dangerous snow and ice from buildings. In outdoor advertising it offers turnkey work: installation of billboard, bigboard, megaboard and backlight panels, poster posting, banner installation on building gables, and supply and installation of CLV, scroll and rotating-louvre prism and trivision systems. The website does not describe pricing terms or customer segments in detail.
Highwork is based in Brno and was founded in 2007 according to the company registry. The website states more than 12 years of experience in outdoor advertising and does not mention other offices or open positions.
Product: Rental of seven truck-mounted aerial work platforms (up to 45 m height) with operated height-work services and turnkey outdoor advertising installation.
Public contracts
Contracts Highwork signed since 1 Nov 2024, from the Slovak and Czech public contract registers. Values as published; amendments are not counted.
Customers
1 contract with 1 buyer · 200k CZK
| Contracts | Value | |
|---|---|---|
| Veřejná zeleň města Brna, příspěvková organizace | 1 | 200k CZK |
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Latest contracts
- 27 Jan 2025 for Veřejná zeleň města Brna, příspěvková organizace · Zajištění činností prováděných pracovní plošinou s obsluhou · 200k CZK register
Jobs at Highwork
Leadership
- Roman Fridrich · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
- Roman Vyhlídal · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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