Manitowoc cranes for Saudi Arabian university
23 August 2010
Manitowoc are supplying over 180 Grove mobile cranes, Potain tower cranes and Manitowoc crawler cranes for the construction of a women-only university in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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Manitowoc cranes for Saudi Arabian university
News
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Accreditation for new UK trainer
Accreditation for new UK trainer
31 August 2010
New UK training and assessment firm IS Training has received accreditation from the Construction Awards Alliance.
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Custom built cranes for Dulles Metrorail project
Custom built cranes for Dulles Metrorail project
26 August 2010
The Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project on Route 123 has seen the landscape of Tyson’s Corner, transform.
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Frank Bardonaro to step down as AmQuip CEO
Frank Bardonaro to step down as AmQuip CEO
26 August 2010
Philadelphia-based AmQuip Crane Rental LLC has announced that Frank Bardonaro, Jr. has stepped down from his position as president and CEO of the company.
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PaR Crane System for Chernobyl Regeneration Project
PaR Crane System for Chernobyl Regeneration Project
24 August 2010
PaR Systems is to supply the main cranes systems for the Chernobyl plant in Ukraine.
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Huisman to build 4,000-tonner for Heerema
24 August 2010
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Brazilian hire firm expands to serve market demand
19 August 2010
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Atlas buys Kaelble, completes UK takeover
24 August 2010
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Another Manitowoc 16000 set for wind power work
18 August 2010
Articles
Compact but powerful
30 July 2010
Vehicle mounted cranes may not perform the most exciting of lifts, but they play a vital role in tens of thousands of jobs, making road maintenance and small construction tasks safer and more efficient. Nicole Robinson reports on one specialist manufacturer, Penny Hydraulics
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Being competent
Being competent
29 July 2010
Operator certification is set to go nationwide in the USA. Might the European Union follow its lead? Phil Bishop reports
Virtual world
30 July 2010
The use of training simulators for crane operators is growing, and not just for newcomers learning the trade. Nicole Robinson provides an overview of the sector and looks at the products and services on offer and the variety of applications they simulate.
Mediterranean winter
29 July 2010
With the first rays of sun showing through the clouds of recession, will demand return to Southern Europe? Nicole Robinson tours the Mediterranean to get regional perspectives.
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What’s on the hook?
29 July 2010
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Brazil’s growth goals
23 June 2010
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More about rating and shackles
23 June 2010
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Safer by design
21 June 2010