All articles by David Kershaw – Page 48
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NewsBIFA repeats its call for Brexit extension
A recent survey of members of the British International Freight Association (BIFA) has revealed that the majority of freight forwarders believe an extension to the Brexit transition period is desirable.
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NewsCombi Lift starts third phase Amur project
Combi Lift has started the third phase of its transport contract for Gazprom’s Amur gas processing plant (GPP) project in Russia.
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NewsECOL to align with BCACS crane operator licence
ESTA is set to sign a mutual recognition agreement (MRA) with Canada’s British Columbia Association for Crane Safety (BCACS) for its European Crane Operators Licence (ECOL).
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NewsMammoet’s fast delivery
Mammoet has employed its Trailer Power Assist (TPA) system to transport the first two toroidal field coils that form part of the ITER project in France.
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NewsWagenborg sets up office in Terneuzen
Wagenborg has opened an office in Terneuzen in the Netherlands as the company looks to expand its services in the southwest of the country.
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NewsBigLift delivers to Port of Virginia
Norfolk International Terminals (NIT), Virginia Port Authority’s largest terminal, has received its final set of rail mounted gantry cranes.
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NewsITI acquires Triple Phase Training
Washington-headquartered Industrial Training International; (ITI) has acquired Triple Phase Training (TPT).
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NewsTowers move through Seville
Bergé Maritima has handled wind turbine tower sections at the port of Seville, Spain.
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NewsEnerpac adds to SCJ series
Enerpac has launched the SCJ-100 self-locking cube jack, which provides a lifting capacity of 100 tons (90.7 tonnes) per leg.
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NewsSparrows names Wood in Americas
Sparrows Group has appointed Adam Wood as senior vice president in the Americas, succeeding Steve Bertone.
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NewsVauraste steps down from Nurminen
Tero Vauraste has stepped down from his position as ceo of Nurminen Logistics.
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NewsBreakbulk Asia to take place in August
Breakbulk Asia will take place in Shanghai from August 3-4 at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition and Convention Center, as China’s State Council updates its guidelines to allow conferences and exhibitions to resume from July 1.
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NewsAltius completes Chile shipment
Altius has transported two pieces of oversized cargo from Antwerp in Belgium to Mantos Blancos, Chile.
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NewsHai Long 2 opts for Siemens 14 MW turbines
Taiwan’s Hai Long 2 offshore wind project will use Siemens Gamesa’s recently introduced 14 MW SG 14-222 DD offshore wind turbine.
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NewsFLS completes door-to-door delivery
Dubai-based Fleet Line Shipping (FLS) has delivered several crane components from Shanghai, China to Abu Dhabi, UAE.
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NewsSteel cut for Voltaire
The construction of Jan De Nul’s offshore jack-up installation vessel Voltaire has kicked off at the Cosco Shipping Shipyard (Nantong) in China with a steel cutting ceremony.
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NewsLiebherr hands over giant crawler crane
Russia-based Titan-2 has taken delivery of a 3,000-tonne lifting capacity LR 13000 crawler crane from Liebherr.
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NewsCSS progresses in Bahrain
Consolidated Shipping Services (CSS) has coordinated the transportation of over-dimensional and general cargoes from Khalifa Bin Salman port in Bahrain to an inland project site.
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NewsRolf Riedl hauls to China in 12 days
Germany’s Rolf Riedl has transported oversized equipment 9,500 km by road, passing through six countries in just 12 days.
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NewsJärvinen departs Nurminen
Mikko Järvinen has stepped down as senior vice president sales at Nurminen Logistics.