International Cranes and Specialized Transport - November 2019

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11 November 2019

Included in this issue:

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  • ROUGH TERRAIN CRANES
    A look at the rough terrain crane models on the market. Christian Shelton reports.
  • SITE REPORT: HINKLEY POINT C
    Hinkley Point C is one of the largest construction sites in the world. Christian Shelton was there.
  • BELOW THE HOOK
    Safety should be a priority both for below the hook equipment manufacturers and users. Christian Shelton reports.
  • PREVIEW: SPECIALIZED TRANSPORTATION SYMPOSIUM
    A look at what the SC&RA has planned for the next Symposium in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA.
  • ICM20
    The 2020 ranking of the world’s largest crane manufacturers is in and revenue is up 12.5 per cent,or just over US$3 billion.
  • SPMT
    Equipment updates and an overview of some recent jobs carried out by Mammoet and ALE comprise this self propelled modular transport (SPMT) feature.
  • SC&RA COMMENT
    Comment from Joel Dandrea, SC&RA executive vice president.
  • SC&RA NEWS
    SC&RA members discuss setting up business in the USA. Mike Chalmers reports.

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Accessing aging infrastructure: Choosing the right AWP for the application
How site conditions determine which aerial work platform is best suited to the project
The evolution of construction site safety: Why smart machines matter
Intelligent intervention that can help contractors prevent incidents without compromising productivity
How smart equipment is improving jobsite productivity
In the face of rising costs, tighter margins and labor shortages, there has never been a greater need to make the best use of every hour on site