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IPS, the winners of Access International's 2011 IAPAs (International Awards for Powered Access) for outstanding aftersales service, shares some of the strategies, which has added to its own and its customers effectiveness.
GSR has over 100 years history in access, Maria Hadlow finds out a longterm view translates into product innovation and customer service.
The International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) looks to continue its push in North America and its new president, JLG’s Wayne Lawson, already has on his thinking hat. Lindsey Anderson spoke with Lawson recently and reports
Having opened in 2000, Haulotte's factory in Reims, France has just produced its 50000 machine. The plant specialises in the Star vertical mast machines which are available in 6, 8 and 10m working heights, Optima 6 and 8 (6 and 8m scissor) and the Compact range of narrow electric scissors in 8, 10, 12 and 14m working heights.
Ongoing customer research is the key to Haulotte's new product development aimed at serving the new order of the powered access market, Maria Hadlow reports.
Lindsay Gale talked with Nick and Lee Brown, from the UK’s Brown & Mason, about their operation in Hungary where they are demolishing a power station near Budapest
JCB celebrated 65 years of activity in the construction equipment sector. Founded by Founded by Joseph C Bamford in 1945, JCB has come a long way. Lindsay Gale talked to chairman Sir Anthony Bamford on it 65th birthday
On June 21, JCB celebrated 65 years in the construction equipment sector. Founded by Joseph C Bamford in 1946, this family-owned company has come a long way. Lindsay Gale talked to Sir Anthony Bamford, chairman since 1975.
US operated access rental and sales company Shanghai Universal Equipment Co is playing a key role in developing access rental in China.
John Woodward is the new president of the Institute of Demolition Engineers and has a global vision for the organisation. Lindsay Gale spoke to him about his hopes for his tenure of office
The Chinese market will not grow for ever.
The drive for greater fuel efficiency could lead to a revolution in the way construction machines are designed and used, according to Caterpillar group presidents Stu Levenick and Gerard Vittecoq.
At the end of last year Andy Wright was appointed to the newly-created position of chief executive, international operations, Mr Wright's decision to focus full-time on developing an expanded international business for Lavendon was made in July this year, although he was initially given responsibility in April 2010 for the oversight of its Middle East business, which he performed alongside his existing UK responsibilities.
Maria Hadlow talks to Mike Potts the new chief executive at Lavendon Access Services (UK) about his plans for the company.
The Construction Sector Transparency Initiative (CoST) is gaining recognition worldwide, and shows the potential to reduce corruption in the industry. iC’s Chris Sleight spoke to Graham Hand, who chairs the initiatives secretariat.
Coates Hire will invest as much as A$450 million (€325 million) in the current financial year on its fleet and expects spending to be at similar levels for the next two years as it seeks to exploit the buoyant construction and natural resources sectors in Australia.
Dick Green, MD of UK-based IndEx Independent Explosives Engineers Limited, looks back on the first 12 months of his new company. Despite the challenging economic climate he has been busier than ever, and has been involved with more than a dozen blowdowns in the UK and abroad
Mike Potts, the new chief executive of Lavendon Access Services, is committed to raising rental rates in 2011 but plans only modest spending on new equipment.
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