Service

Your eyes and your presence on the floor, in Tijuana

Shipping a production line or machinery to Tijuana? I'm your eyes and your head on the ground while your team is still up north. From a single machine to a full line — and if it's the whole plant, I've done that too.

What is it?

Your local representative until your team arrives

When a company ships machinery to Tijuana, its people are still back home — and nobody is here to receive, verify and solve. I'm that someone: I receive your shipments, coordinate the move, report to you in English, and supervise on the floor so every machine lands exactly where your layout says. Industrial Engineer, 27 years running manufacturing operations on the border; I've moved machinery and production lines between the U.S. and Mexico several times.

This is for you if…

  • You're shipping machinery to Tijuana and your team is still in the U.S.
  • Your building isn't ready yet but shipments are already on the way
  • You need someone you can trust to receive, verify and report
  • You are far away and have nobody on the floor when something gets stuck
  • Nobody on your team speaks Spanish (or is here to solve things)
  • You want issues flagged early — not discovered in November

🔍 What I do for you

  • Receive every shipment at your building: verification against packing list, photo record of any damage
  • Coordinate carriers and the other vendors involved in the move
  • Supervise on the floor so every machine sits in the exact spot and orientation of YOUR layout
  • Contact and schedule local contractors and suppliers when your team asks
  • Master schedule: shipments, site work and installation in sync
  • U.S.-side checks: I hold a visa and Global Entry, so I can verify documents or machinery before they cross

✅ What you get

  • One single local point of contact, fully bilingual
  • A file for every shipment: what arrived, in what condition, and where it was placed
  • Weekly report with photos and video to your team in the U.S.
  • Early warnings when something slips — no surprises
  • Clear scope: process design, installation and technical start-up stay with your engineers and contractors; I'm your coordination and your eyes here
How we work

Steps built for this service

Every stage closes with your approval and a report to your team.

1 · FREECall and site visit
2Receiving plan & schedule
3Shipment receiving + reports
4Positioning & closeout

Moving machinery to Tijuana?

The first call is free. Tell me what's coming and when.