Comansa will present new crane models and technologies at CONEXPO in Las Vegas, including its new version of the LCL310 luffing-jib crane. Read more
New crane technology arrives in Vegas for CONEXPO 2020
CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2020, the largest trade show in North America for construction, concrete, aggregates, and related industries is just over one month away from opening, with more than 2.5 million square feet of equipment set to be on display in Las Vegas from March 10-14. Read more
Recognising excellence in the South Australian crane industry
Industry stalwarts and new beginners were equally recognised during the CICA South Australian Excellence Awards night. Read more
CICA NSW celebrates excellence
During the CICA NSW Excellence Awards night, individuals were recognised for their outstanding contributions to the crane industry. Read more
Lifting innovation wins CICA award
A new lifting innovation designed for the Metro Tunnel Project and jointly developed by John Holland, Edwards Heavy Lift and RUD won the 2019 CICA Innovations Award. Read more
Walz Group and Field Engineers win CICA Project of the Year
BHP Mitsubishi Alliance (BMA) appointed Central Queensland business, Walz Group, for a $31m project to remove decommissioned marine infrastructure from the Hay Point Coal Terminal, south of Mackay. Read more
First time Franna at CONEXPO 2020
The Franna AT 22 arrived in the US at the end of 2018 and had generated a lot of interest in the North American crane market. This interest has prompted the company to exhibit the articulated pick and carry crane at Conexpo 2020. Read more
MEGATRANS to return in 2020
Multimodal supply chain event, MEGATRANS, will be returning to the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre on 1-3 April 2020.
Last year’s event saw Australia’s supply chain and logistics industry together under one roof for the first time.
“We’re excited to announce the return of MEGATRANS,” said Exhibition Director, Simon Coburn.
“Once again, we will connect all facets of the logistics and multimodal freight industry in one place – with an integrated exhibition, conference and social program.
“We look forward to showcasing the latest developments and innovations in one of Australia’s most important industries,” he said.
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Many businesses marked the event to launch new products, communicate with others in the industry and to network with delegates and exhibitors alike.
Attended by senior leaders, decision makers and business owners, the event was a rare opportunity for the industry to unite and discuss common challenges and developments across the entire supply chain.
For the first time, MEGATRANS2020 will also take place in conjunction with the specialised bulk handling expo, Australian Bulk Handling Expo 2020. The two events will be held side-by-side, with one ticket entry into both exhibitions.
The conference will showcase the latest in artificial Intelligence , robotics, automated racking, telematics and route optimisation, warehouse automation, intelligent fleet systems, blockchain, Internet of Things, big data and advanced analytics.
For more information contact or to exhibit, visit: www.megatrans.com.au
Innovation and excellence driving WA Training Awards
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Women in Industry winner Profile: Alice Edwards
Alice Edwards, technical project engineer at The Crane Industry Council of Australia (CICA) was the winner of the Industry Advocacy Award, which recognises the way she has helped shape a positive view of the crane industry and helped to create policy changes which benefit those working in the sector. Read more