A message from Brandon Hitch, Chief Executive Officer, The Crane Industry Council of Australia
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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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Emerging from COVID-19 with confidence
Business confidence is a key driver as the economy emerges from the COVID-19 storm. But it seems federal and state governments are very concerned about our ability to return to pre-pandemic levels without significant support.
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Cranes and Lifting launches 2020 SHOWCASE
Cranes and Lifting magazine has launched a new initiative that will provide every crane hire business the opportunity to showcase the premier cranes in its fleet.
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Changes to AS1418.1 Standard
The Australian Standards for cranes are being transformed to make them more relevant for developments in crane technology. Cranes and Lifting magazine spoke to Brandon Hitch, CEO, The Crane Industry Council of Australia (CICA), about the changes.
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10-year major inspections, a major expense – but is there a better way?
The major inspection for cranes is easy to monitor, but if crane owners can demonstrate a willingness to fulfil requirements of a system that bases maintenance on usage, it may be able to eliminate the need for expensive inspections.
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New trainee program set to address forthcoming skills shortage
A major milestone for the crane industry has been reached, as eight Victorian trainees begin their crane journey.
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