The Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA) is gearing up for another exciting year with a host of significant events and initiatives on the horizon. The centrepiece of the year’s activities is LiftCon 2025.
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Certex Lifting expands in Western Australia with Total Lifting & Rigging acquisition
Lifting Solutions Group is strengthening its presence in Western Australia through the acquisition of Total Lifting & Rigging Pty Ltd (TLR).
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GBP Cranes, Andromeda: An alliance built on co-operation and support
GBP Cranes and Heavy Haulage have relied on Andromeda Industries’ innovative lifting solutions for 20 plus years. Eliott Jones, the Gunnedah Branch Manager for GBP Cranes explains more.
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Taking safety to new heights
International Crane Stakeholders Assembly has released essential safety guidance for crane operators near power lines.
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LEEA regional event heads to Brisbane
The Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA) is hosting a free regional event in Brisbane next week, Thursday 6 March.
Forming a key part of LEEA’s commitment to the industry, the regional
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Mammoet lends heavy lift expertise to wind-powered offshore gas platform project
Mammoet’s heavy lifting expertise has shortened the project schedule for the first wind-powered offshore gas platform in the Dutch North Sea.
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Liebherr converts to HVO fuel
Since August 2024, the Liebherr factory in Nenzing, Austria, has switched to hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) fuel for the machines it produces.
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Tutt Bryant opens purpose built facility in Western Australia
On November 1 2024, Tutt Bryant celebrated the grand opening of a state-of-the-art facility at Naval Base, in Western Australia. This significant milestone brings together the three divisions of the Tutt Bryant Group: Tutt Bryant Heavy Lift & Shift’s main base in WA, Tutt Bryant Equipment’s undercarriage business, and Tutt Bryant Hire’s Kwinana branch.
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Celebrating 50 Years of the Crane Association of New Zealand
Fifty years ago, in 1975, the Crane Association of New Zealand (CANZ) was formed under the leadership of Max Whiley. Max had a clear vision: to represent crane owners and ensure their interests were heard and respected. What began as a small group of dedicated individuals quickly grew into the recognised and authoritative voice of New Zealand’s crane industry.
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CICA: Looking forward to a new year
The Crane Industry Council of Australia Board President Ben Pieyre says there is a lot to be optimistic about for 2025.
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