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Analysts say a 20 January executive order by President Trump could half construction
Manitowoc will pay US$42.6 million to settle a Consent Decree with the US Environmental Protection Agency
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ICSA issues safety guidance on operating cranes near overhead power lines
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Inadequate maintenance and failure to correct defects led to crane collapse and a big fine
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Review welcomed as restrictions on when cranes can use the roads seriously hampers rental companies in the UK
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List of recommendations for tower crane safety from WorkSafe BC task force
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Legislative changes in the state of New York could signal how workers’ compensation cases move forward across the country and impact business owners in the space.
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All eyes are on the legal horizon. SC&RA’s Joel Dandrea discusses.
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European Parliament voted to back proposed transport rule revisions and harmonisation, including SERT
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Mike Chalmers offers insight on how to avoid them
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D.Ann Shiffler discusses critical issues that fall under the insurance umbrella.
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Manufacturers and ESTA are discussing how to make new European machinery regulations work in practice re power line contact
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SPMT licence will be a first from the European Crane and Transport Operators Licence (ECTOL) organisation
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Contractor among 67 prosecutions for tower crane collapse attributed to foundation failure
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Saudi contractor ordered to pay a fine of more than $5 million and seven people are fined and jailed
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Frustration is growing in Italy at illogical and inefficient permit regulations
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Government labour department investigating luffing jib tower crane collapse
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International Cranes and Specialized Transport reviews the top stories of 2022
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Bill Smith discusses a case of litigation gone wrong and the legislative change that is needed in many plantiff-friendly states.
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Dutch court issues judgement on the Mammoet and Huisman intellectual property infringement case from early 2022
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