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ALL ABOARD!
We round up the latest news from exhibitors’ attending TOC Europe 2024 (June 11-13), 2024 in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. This year’s event brings together Shippers, Carriers, 3PLs and C-level attendees from Ports & Terminals who will attend the Container Supply Chain conference under the theme: Shipping’s seismic shift: Dealing with the supply chain fallout.
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OUT OF AFRICA
The lifting industry, and the lifting challenges, are as varied in Africa as anywhere else. Julian Champkin reports.
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ALL UNDER REMOTE CONTROL
Tony Rock rounds up the news from the offshore and subsea sectors, including reporting on a new alliance for remote offshore operations.
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PAR Systems UK has announced, following the management buyout of the UK arm of PAR Systems in 2021, the final milestone in separating from the international corporation means it has now rebranded as CORE Nuclear Solutions.
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New announcements at Irizar Forge
Irizar Forge has completed a hattrick of announcements, launching a redesigned website, welcoming Arrate Urquia, as quality manager and establishing a new Irizar Forge R&D department.
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ABB & EcoHoist to collaborate on mine hoisting technology
ABB and EcoHoist have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on the development of a vertical material transport solution for underground mines.
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Linglong launches ‘Crane Master’ tyre for mobile cranes
Chinese tyre manufacturer Linglong has launched the ‘Crane Master’ tyre for heavy mobile cranes, which it claims offers improved performance, stability, wear resistance and longevity.
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Liebherr-Components inaugurates China facility
Liebherr Components has opened a new facility in Dalian, China.
LATEST FEATURES
We round up the latest news from exhibitors’ attending TOC Europe 2024 (June 11-13), 2024 in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. This year’s event brings together Shippers, Carriers, 3PLs and C-level attendees from Ports & Terminals who will attend the Container Supply Chain conference under the theme: Shipping’s seismic shift: Dealing with the supply chain fallout.
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5G Marina network pilot
5G Open Innovation Lab, Washington Maritime Blue, and the City of Tacoma have launched a 5G Network at Tacoma Tideflats, allowing five enterprises to modernize their operations including support for port infrastructure, freight movement, supply chains, and manufacturing.
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All under remote control
Tony Rock rounds up the news from the offshore and subsea sectors, including reporting on a new alliance for remote offshore operations.
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Out of Africa
The lifting industry, and the lifting challenges, are as varied in Africa as anywhere else. Julian Champkin reports.
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Look, no holes...
Flat plates seem to offer no easy attachment points for a hook. But there is a myriad of below-the-hook devices that can lift them. Julian Champkin reports.
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Improving power quality in cranes
In manufacturing, improving crane power quality can increase uptime and ensure productivity, explains Andy Swann, business development manager for cranes and power transmission at power quality specialist CP Automation.
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Elevating safety standards
Nick Warrick, sales manager at All Seasons Uniforms, discusses the critical role played by protective gear in overhead crane operations.
BLOGS
The Georgia Ports Authority and Wallenius Wilhelmsen have signed a 20-year terminal agreement consolidating the company’s port and logistics operations at the Port of Brunswick.
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Work at height charity launches first ever No Falls Week
The No Falls Foundation, a UK-based charity for the work at height sector, is proud to be launching its first ever ‘No Falls Week’, a campaign dedicated to promoting safe working at height.
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Venue announced for LEEA Awards 2024
The sixth annual #LEEA Awards will take place at the iconic Dorchester Hotel in London on Wednesday October 16, 2024.
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JDN welcomes new MD France
JD Neuhaus has announced Fernando Arantes became managing director of its French subsidiary earlier this year.
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US to replace China made cranes at ports
The Biden administration is announcing a series of actions to strengthen the cybersecurity of US ports, the main point of entry for trade, which employs 31 million people and generates over $5.4 trillion for the US economy.
