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Industry professionals invited to submit proposals for October event
Event scheduled for 30 September postponed, but Singapore Crane Week will still be held
This year will see KHL three cranes events: the ESTA awards, the ITC conference in France and WCTS Asia in Singapore
Heavy transport and lifting: is there a profitable future? Fagioli CEO presents at 2019 World Crane and Transport Summit
Heavy lift and transport contractors should consider joint ventures, mergers and asset sharing arrangements
There is still time to book for the event in Amsterdam on 13 and 14 November
Philip Grootenboer (Mammoet Europe) and Gerard Bastiaansen (Wagenborg Nedlift) join the line-up
Dedicated session at November Summit in Amsterdam will consider safety of onshore wind turbine construction
Fagioli CEO will give the end user keynote speech at the Summit in Amsterdam
World Crane and Transport Summit keynote speaker to be Erich Sennebogen
Speakers from Ainscough Crane Hire, Sarens and Kässbohrer will join consultants from McKinsey and Off-Highway Research
ITC will be in Vienna on 26 and 27 June 2019 and WCTS returns to Amsterdam on 13 and 14 November
Save the dates for these 2018 crane and transport events from KHL Group and partners
The World Crane and Transport Summit opened its doors to more than 250 delegates in Amsterdam on 7 and 8 November
There’s just one week to go until the World Crane and Transport Summit in Amsterdam
Jim Plaia at Samson will explain technical challenges of using synthetic rope on cranes at the World Crane and Transport Summit
ESTA director Ton Klijn will use the WCTS to give an update on the new European Crane Operator Licence (ECOL) scheme
Rules unified throughout Europe on abnormal transport will be discussed at the World Crane and Transport Summit
Information on the conference schedule, the hotel location and how to reserve your place.
The WCTS OEM round-table will feature Christoph Kleiner (Liebherr-Werk Ehingen), Shinsuke Izumi (Kobelco) Liu Jiansen (XCMG), Barry Pennypacker (Manitowoc) and Bill Stramer (Link-Belt).