All articles by HeavyLiftPFI – Page 293
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At least four more for Coscol
January 9 - Cosco Shipping (Coscol) has signed a contract with the Hudong-Zhonghua Shipyard for the construction of four 28,000 dwt multipurpose heavy lift vessels, with an option for an additional two ships.
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Felbermayr puts crawler to the test
January 9 - Felbermayr has erected a 6.2 MW wind turbine at an onshore test centre for offshore wind farms in northern Germany using its Liebherr LR11000 crawler crane.
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India launches real-time oversize permits
January 9 - The Ministry of Road Transport & Highways, Government of India, in collaboration with the Hydraulic Trailer Owner Association (HTOA), has launched a new online permitting system for the movement of heavy and oversize cargoes using hydraulic tr
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First ro-ro call for Khalifa
January 8 - The first ro-ro ship to call at Khalifa Port ro-ro terminal heralded the transition of Abu Dhabi Ports' ro-ro cargo from Zayed port to Khalifa.
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Thome names ceo
January 8 - Effective April 1, Olav Magnus Nortun will become the ceo of the Thome Group, bringing significant experience in the maritime industry, especially in the areas of strategic development and governance of production, knowledge management and sys
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Tillotson in at Diversified
January 8 - Diversified Port Holdings (DPH) has named Charles Tillotson as chief commercial officer with a focus on leading corporate strategy development and enhancing commercial process control.
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FREJA ups projects expertise
January 8 - FREJA Transport & Logistics has strengthened its focus on project and heavy lift cargo with the appointment of Hongyi Niu as its global project manager.
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Kenworth hits a million
January 8 - At the end of last year, Kenworth Truck marked the delivery of the millionth truck that it has produced since it started manufacturing some 91 years ago.
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Kenworth hits a million
January 8 - At the end of last year, Kenworth Truck marked the delivery of the millionth truck that it has produced since it started manufacturing some 91 years ago.
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Manitowoc shuffles managerial pack
January 8 - The Manitowoc Company has reshuffled it managerial team, as part of its long-term succession plan.
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The Wednesday Wire - January 7th 2015
Your midweek round-up of news from the world of heavy lift and project forwarding.
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Jacking tower completes 6,250-tonne test
January 7 - The MYQ5000 jacking tower system, designed by Dorman Long Technology and supplied to China Petroleum First Construction Company in 2014, has completed two load tests.
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PCYT assists waste collection
January 7 - Project Cargo & Yacht Transport has coordinated the shipment of solid waste collection equipment from Turkey to Pakistan.
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Aysa steps on the gas
January 7 - Aysa Shipping has delivered out-of-gauge equipment for a petroleum rig site from Dubai to northern Iraq.
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Broekman takes over Marico
January 7 - The Broekman Group has taken over the Marico Group, a holding and finance company with a number of shareholdings that are active in the industry of cargo handling, agency activities and shipbroking, including BV Scheepvaart & Handelmaatschappi
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Port of Everett sees changes at top
January 7 - The Port of Everett's marine terminal director Dave Madill is to retire in April 2015, with current marketing director Walter Seidl appointed to replace him.
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Gilley Crane lifts Jack Daniels' spirit
January 7 - Gilley Crane Rigging and Lifting has mobilised its new Terex Explorer 5800 all terrain crane to the Jack Daniels distillery in Lynchburg, to install two 45.3-tonne boilers.
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AGL puts the heat on
January 6 - Alexander Global Logistics (AGL) has transported another 100-tonne heat exchanger from Berlin to Hamburg as part of an ongoing project.