SpanSet Australia has undertaken a sustained examination of synthetic slings flooding Australia’s rigging equipment market following a comprehensive demonstration to the Crane Industry Council of Australia (CICA).
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Delivery of skills training to be scrutinised at RTO summit
Perth’s 2024 RTO Business Summit is set to examine the quality of the delivery skills training at its upcoming convention on April 30, 2024.
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MCT Equipment, Rigsafe, Built raise awareness for mental health
MCT Equipment, Rigsafe, and Built are liaising with mental health group MATES in Construction to raise awareness for mental health in the construction industry.
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Liebherr crawler crane’s hot performance in Arctic conditions
Manitowoc announces the launch of two new cranes
Manitowoc has announced the release of two new Potain luffing jib tower cranes with the launch of the MR 309 and MR 329.
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Safety in the crane industry in the firing line of new report
American NFP, National Safety Council, has released a new report summarising the findings of a survey of certified crane operators and inspectors regarding safety in the crane industry.
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XCMG’s ‘Uplifting’ machinery
Queensland-based Uplift Cranes has bought a new 100-tonne telescopic crawler crane from XCMG after experiencing the machine before buying it. General Manager, Justin Hawthorne, elaborates on the reasons behind his purchase.
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NHVR details upcoming changes to National Network Map
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) has released a list of upcoming changes to its National Network Map launched in December last year.
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Rise in workplace incidents prompts safety pleas across Australia
Calls across the country are pleading for greater care to be taken when working at heights following three fatalities across Australia last week.
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The crane at the centre of the Baltimore Bridge collapse recovery
The Chesapeake 1000 floating barge crane is currently leading recovery efforts on the Baltimore Bridge collapse, as they face the monumental task of shifting steel trusses that combine to form sections weighing more than 3500 tonnes.
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