The winners of the 2020 Women in Industry Awards have been announced to celebrate the outstanding success and and industry work of women in traditionally male-dominated markets.
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TRT appoints KOBELCO sub distributor
Tidd Ross Todd Limited (TRT) has appointed Baden Davis Crane Connection as a sub distributor to expand the KOBELCO Crawler Crane sales and customer support network in Australia.
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CICA Victoria State Chair report
Having spent most of his life around cranes and now manager of engineering at Boom Logistics, Nick Morris is well placed to comment on the positives and challenges facing the crane industry in Victoria.
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Manitowoc appoints new President and CEO
The Manitowoc Company has appointed a new President and CEO to replace the outgoing Barry Pennypacker, who is stepping down from his role and as a member of the board as part of the company’s leadership transition plan.
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Two Way Cranes completes complex barge lift
Two Way Cranes was recently engaged by Polaris Marine Pty and faced the task of lifting a 67t concrete barge out of Sydney Harbour.
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We need to look out for each other – mental health in construction
Mental health and mental wellbeing are oft used terms, but many in a male dominated industry like the crane sector dismiss it saying, “it won’t impact me”.
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The future of media: partnerships, not real estate
Optimising value from B2B marketing budgets has never been more important. For marketing managers, this means ensuring that advertising leads to real sales opportunities.
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Manitowoc launches Potain MCT 275 topless crane
Manitowoc has expanded its range of topless cranes with the launch of the Potain MCT 275 to deliver easier transport and assembly, high efficiency and reliability.
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Palfinger reports strong half year results despite COVID-19
Palfinger has reported a strong financial result for the first half of 2020 despite a challenging and crisis filled year.
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Melbourne construction scaled back to 25%
Construction sites for large buildings in Melbourne must reduce their workforce to the practical minimum and can have no more than 25 per cent of their workers on site at any time following new COVID-19 restrictions.
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