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🏗 Is Big Carl the world's largest construction crane? This large land crane is being used to build #hinkleypointc in the UK and can lift a staggering 5000 tonnes! The largest cranes are usually found in seaports and offshore construction sites, but this could be the largest land-based construction crane in the world - do you know of any other crane as big as this one? #constructionindustry #cranes #precastconstruction #modularconstruction

Liebherr Maritime Cranes showing one of the ways to improve your offshore crane bolted joint integrity, reduce maintenance time and health and safety risks of using tools at height by monitoring your boom bolt tension visually with RotaBolt Vision.

At Titan, there is nothing more important to us than the #Safety of our crew, and anyone on the job site. We are committed to the highest safety standards in the industry. #TitanCares #SafetyOnSite #ConstructionIndustry #Pipeline #OilandGasIndustry #IndustrialServices #TriStateArea

How do you stay in the lead for 50 years in business? You innovate to solve problems for Customers. That’s ingrained in at Sunland. It’s not some heroic act. It’s just great people figuring out how to solve issues that always come up. We have great people who are always on the leading edge of how this work gets done. That’s how we made 50 years. That’s how we will make it to 100.

Slow and steady wins the race! When placing heavy loads like this, it’s important that we practice patience and precision to ensure the safety of ground personnel, equipment, and the pick. 💪🏼 #CampbellCrane #Construction #MobileCrane #HeavyEquipment #Crane

From lift plan to launch date, Campbell Crane ensures safety and efficiency stay top-of-mind in every heavy-lifting project. #CampbellCrane #HeavyEquipment #MobileCrane #Construction #Crane #Safety

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In this alert, written with Tenzin Woden, I look at a decision from Singapore - Seatrium New Energy Ltd (formerly known as Keppel FELS Ltd) v HJ Shipbuilding & Construction Co, Ltd (formerly known as Hanjin Heavy Industries and Construction Co Ltd) [2023].  The case considers the liability of a subcontractor for welding defects discovered in portions of a vessel and this alert looks at: (a) the existence of defects; (b) whether there was a breach of contractual duty; (c) the warranty provision; (d) the effect of a side letter entered into by the parties; and (e) the doctrine of promissory estoppel. #shipbuilding #defects #warranty https://lnkd.in/ecnbVA8D

Two steps forward, one step back. As discussed previously, this will be a long and complex recovery for a fully operational deep channel.

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