All Safety articles – Page 20
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NewsCIS adds to training programmes
Crane Industry Services (CIS) in the USA has added an introductory crane, rigging, safety and operator certification class to its roster.
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NewsAinscough supports UK railway renovations
Ainscough Crane Hire’s Lancaster depot has worked with infrastructure and civil engineering firm Story Contracting to improve the safety of a railway line in Rotherham, UK, on behalf of its client Network Rail.
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NewsBeirut tragedy shines light on hazardous material handling
The tragedy in Beirut on August 4 serves as a stark reminder of what can happen when hazardous materials are not stored with care.
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NewsBertling secures five-year TCO contract
Bertling Logistics has been awarded another five-year logistics services contract with its client, TengizChevroil (TCO), that will see the Germany-headquartered logistics group manage the delivery of materials to the Tengiz oilfield in Kazakhstan.
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NewsVolga-Dnepr adds B777 to ABC fleet
Volga-Dnepr Group has taken delivery of a Boeing 777 aircraft.
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NewsLift & Shift executes challenging HURL projects
Lift & Shift India has delivered 17 over-dimensional cargoes for Hindustan Urvarak & Rasayan Limited’s (HURL) Barauni and Sindri fertiliser projects.
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NewsMammoet lifts for Texas
Mammoet has transported and installed four bridge sections in Irving, USA on behalf of the Texas Department of Transportation and construction company Webber.
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NewsAinscough introduces online appointed person training
The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has accredited Ainscough Crane Hire’s online training course for the construction and infrastructure sectors.
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NewsIntercargo calls for urgent action for seafarer crisis
The International Association of Dry Cargo Shipowners (Intercargo) has issued a plea to governments and the relevant health and immigration authorities to facilitate crew changes for seafarers, calling the current crisis ‘inhumane’.
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NewsBoskalis completes Duqm project scope
Boskalis has carried out a series of extensive construction operations for the Duqm Liquid Bulk Berths project in Oman.
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From our sponsorsHeavy Lift Awards 2020 shortlist: Project Logistics Provider of the Year
HLPFI reviews the shortlisted entries for the Project Logistics Provider of the Year category, sponsored by AAL Shipping.
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NewsMeissner steps down from Tadano
Klaus Meissner has stepped down from his role as director of product safety, engineering systems and IPM for Demag Mobile Cranes, part of the Tadano Group.
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From our sponsorsHeavy Lift Awards 2020 shortlist: Shipping Line of the Year
HLPFI reviews the shortlisted entries for the Heavy Lift Awards 2020’s Shipping Line of the Year award, sponsored by Trans Global Projects Group (TGP).
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From our sponsorsHeavy Lift Awards 2020 shortlist: Training Award
Our finalists for the 2020 Training Award, sponsored by RTL, have displayed innovative and considered approaches to training in the specialised transport and project logistics industry.
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From our sponsorsHeavy Lift Awards 2020 shortlist: Overland Transport Provider of the Year
HLPFI takes a look at the finalists for the Overland Transport Provider of the Year category for the Heavy Lift Awards 2020.
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From our sponsorsHeavy Lift Awards 2020 shortlist: Innovation Award
HLPFI takes a look at the shortlist for the 2020 Innovation Award, sponsored by Wallenius Wilhelmsen Ocean.
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From our sponsorsHeavy Lift Awards 2020 shortlist: Safety Award
HLPFI reviews the finalists for the 2020 Safety Award, sponsored by deugro group.
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From our sponsorsHeavy Lift Awards 2020 shortlist: Excellence in Engineering
The HLPFI team reviews the entries that were shortlisted for the Excellence in Engineering award.
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NewsECOL aligns with BCACS crane operator licence
The European association of abnormal road transport and mobile cranes (ESTA) has signed a mutual recognition agreement with the British Columbia Association for Crane Safety (BCACS) for their respective crane operator licences.
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NewsABC and Atran’s medical move
AirBridgeCargo Airlines (ABC) and Atran Airlines, both part of the Volga-Dnepr Group, delivered 170 tons (154.2 tonnes) of medical equipment from Moscow to Krasnoyarsk, Russia.