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Tadano move for Ennen
Jens Ennen takes 25 years of experience in cranes and lifting to Tadano in Lauf, Germany
Indian PM's US$1.44 trillion infrastructure pledge
General election results in India could mean US$1.44 trillion for infrastructure investment
New HQ for growing Point of Rental
Point of Rental Software is moving its North American headquarters to a new office facility in Texas, US.
Planet launches Smart City Natal in Brazil
Affordable housing company begins work on second smart city as part of vision to end the global housing crisis
Kiloutou offers drones
French rental firm broadens portfolio to accommodate rising popularity of unmanned aerial vehicles
GB Access celebrates 30 years
Hoist rental company also announces £800,000 (US$1 million) equipment investment

Two underbridge platforms are now at work inspecting India’s bridges

Companies have until June 3 to submit entries for the Diesel Progress Awards

Industry cost indexes show price increases in materials and labour, IHS Markit forecasts trend to continue

Hiab strengthens portfolio with integration of Effer crane products and services in the UK

Heavy transport specialist uses girder bridge to deliver new electrical transformer to substation in the UK

Remote-controlled demolition robot specialist expands with new services and staff appointments in North America

New system will allow operators to leave the cab and will improve health and safety in demolition and recycling

ERA said rental will benefit from reasonable construction growth in Europe in 2019 and 2020

Initial phase of construction work at Antarctic research centre completed

Steve Ducker looks at the latest hydraulic breakers and other hardworking attachments

Each year IPAF publishes its Global Powered Access Rental Market Report. Here’s a snapshot of the 2019 edition

Haulers are being produced that can tackle higher payloads than ever before at less cost per tonne

Joe Sargent takes a look at new roadbuilding equipment ready to handle Europe’s toughest projects

Recent major acquisitions have made global headlines for the screening industry. Joe Malone reports

The skills shortage is a big issue facing the construction industry, for both manufacturers and contractors

The appetite for telescopic crawler cranes continues to grow, in new and established markets alike. Christian Shelton reports

Track-based, compact aerials continue to garner interest from the industry. Lindsey Anderson reports.

International Construction's annual ranking of the world's 50 largest construction equipment manufacturers.

Inside the April issue of International Construction- FREE to download when you sign in.

Breakers: Technology that’s built to blast
Steve Ducker looks at the latest hydraulic breakers and other hardworking attachments
MEWP rental market report
Each year IPAF publishes its Global Powered Access Rental Market Report. Here’s a snapshot of the 2019 edition
Haulers: A considerable load
Haulers are being produced that can tackle higher payloads than ever before at less cost per tonne
Roadbuilding: Keeping things rolling
Joe Sargent takes a look at new roadbuilding equipment ready to handle Europe’s toughest projects
Screening is believing
Recent major acquisitions have made global headlines for the screening industry. Joe Malone reports
Construction's skills shortage
The skills shortage is a big issue facing the construction industry, for both manufacturers and contractors

Deadline nears for Diesel Progress Awards
Companies have until June 3 to submit entries for the Diesel Progress Awards
Fabio Belli to give keynote at WCTS
Fagioli CEO will give the end user keynote speech at the Summit in Amsterdam
Rental award winners announced in Madrid
Pierre Saubot honoured at awards alongside Bredenoord, Volvo CE, Loxam and Germans Homs