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NewsShortlist spotlight 2023: Port/Terminal Operator of the Year
HLPFI reviews the shortlisted entries for the Port/Terminal Operator of the Year, sponsored by UTC Overseas.
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NewsShortlist spotlight 2023: Environment Award
HLPFI reviews the five entries that made it onto this year’s Environment Award shortlist, sponsored by Fracht Group.
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NewsHeavy Lift Awards 2023: Shortlist revealed
HLPFI is pleased to reveal the shortlist for the Heavy Lift Awards 2023. Take a look at the finalists in with a chance of taking home a coveted trophy.
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NewsLogistec to acquire FMT
Logistec Stevedoring has acquired the Canadian and US marine terminal business of Fednav, including Federal Marine Terminals and its logistics division Fednav Direct (FMT).
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From our sponsorsWinner reveal: Safety Award 2022
Safety is paramount in the heavy lift and transport logistics business, and deugro group secured this year’s Heavy Lift Awards 2022 Safety Award with a comprehensive entry.
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From our sponsorsWinner reveal: Port/Terminal Operator of the Year 2022
Our 2022 winner, Logistec Stevedoring, presented an entry that outlined its commitment to safety, as well as its investments into new equipment and facility improvements.
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From our sponsorsWinner reveal: Training Award 2022
Mammoet won this year’s Training award with an entry detailing the introduction of a digital platform for SPMT training, helping to ensure operator competence is maintained at consistently high levels. The virtual reality (VR) training platform and its multi-language functionality has allowed Mammoet to broaden access to its SPMT training.
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From our sponsorsWinner reveal: Environment Award 2022
The Environment Award attracted a broad range of entries that highlighted the diverse nature of the supply chain and approaches to sustainability. Sarens rose to the top with an entry demonstrating a total approach to environmental management.
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NewsHeavy Lift Awards 2022 winners revealed
HLPFI welcomed 300 guests at the Grand Elysée in Hamburg for a night of celebration, as the 12 winners of the Heavy Lift Awards were announced.
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From our sponsorsShortlist spotlight: Port/Terminal Operator of the Year
HLPFI reviews the shortlisted entries for the 2022 Port/Terminal Operator of the Year award, sponsored by UTC Overseas.
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From our sponsorsShortlist spotlight: Training Award
HLPFI reviews the shortlisted entries for the 2022 Training Award.
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From our sponsorsShortlist spotlight: Environment Award
HLPFI reviews the shortlisted entries for the 2022 Environment Award, sponsored by Fracht Group.
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From our sponsorsShortlist spotlight: Safety Award
HLPFI reviews the shortlisted entries for the Heavy Lift Awards 2022 Safety Award.
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NewsCastaloop USA opens breakbulk terminal at Lemont
Castaloop USA has opened a terminal in Lemont, Illinois, providing bulk, breakbulk, and project cargo handling services.
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NewsHeavy Lift Awards 2022 shortlist revealed
The shortlist for the Heavy Lift Awards 2022 has been unveiled. Take a look at the finalists in with a chance of taking home a coveted trophy at the ceremony at the Grand Elyseé in Hamburg on September 22, 2022.
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NewsLogistec upgrades at Manatee
North American terminal operator Logistec has ordered two Generation 6 Konecranes Gottwald mobile harbour cranes for its port of Manatee terminal in Tampa Bay, Florida, USA.
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NewsLogistec upgrades with Konecranes
Logistec Stevedoring has ordered an eco-efficient Konecranes Gottwald Model 7 mobile harbour crane for its operations at the port of Montreal in Canada.
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NewsHeavy Lift Awards shortlist announced
After a rigorous judging process by our panel of industry experts, we are pleased to reveal the Heavy Lift Awards 2021 shortlist.
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NewsLogistec continues its expansion
Canada-based Logistec Stevedoring has acquired Castaloop and its subsidiaries.
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NewsProject cargo presses ahead in volatile Canadia market
Following the shocks of Covid-19 and a plunging oil price, many of Canada’s hydrocarbon projects have been hit hard. However, the renewable energy and infrastructure sectors have been much more steady, writes Gregory DL Morris.