International Cranes and Specialized Transport - December 2019

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11 December 2019

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  • HEAVY LIFTING
    A series of firsts, both onshore and offshore, form the core of this month’s special feature. Christian Shelton reports.
  • INTERVIEW: MAMMOET
    Mammoet has a long history punctuated with takeovers and name changes. Paul van Gelder, Mammoet CEO, talked to Alex Dahm about the company, ALE and the industry going forward.
  • ELECTRONICS AND TECHNOLOGY
    From digital twins and learning cameras to augmented reality and autonomous cranes, technology is opening up new possibilities in construction. Christian Shelton reports.
  • WIND TURBINE ERECTION AND TRANSPORT
    With increasing numbers of countries around the world adopting wind power, never before has the need for definitive best practice guidelines been more pertinent. Christian Shelton reports.
  • REVIEW: WCTS
    More than 200 people attended the seventh World Crane and Transport Summit, held in Amsterdam, Netherlands, last month. Alex Dahm reports some highlights.
  • SC&RA COMMENT
    Comment from Joel Dandrea, SC&RA executive vice president.
  • SC&RA NEWS
    ConExpo is looming and SC&RA will be heavily involved. Mike Chalmers reports.

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Parked in plane sight: Why GSE fleets rely on large spark-ignited engines
Examining how proven technology can help airport fleets balance uptime, cost, flexibility and lower emissions
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