Tower Cranes North America program finalized

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17 February 2020

The full program for the Tower Cranes North America (TCNA) conference has been published on the event website, with 11 industry experts taking part.

Crane technology specialist AMCS joins the line-up to discuss the use of anti-collision and crane management systems on a major project in North America, while Jeffrey Hammons, president of JHam Group Consulting, has been added as a panellist for the round-table session on tower crane inspections.

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The event starts on June 22 with an evening networking reception, followed by the full-day conference on June 23. The host hotel in the Miami Marriott Biscayne Bay, Miami, FL.

Topics to be covered include:

See the full details at www.khl-tcna.com

TCNA is organised by KHL Group with event partner SC&RA. The supporting magazines are American Cranes & Transport (ACT) and International Cranes and Specialized Transport.

Gold sponsors are Comansa, Jaso, Potain and Terex.

Silver sponsors are AMCS, Favelle Favco, Liebherr and Wolffkran. The welcome sponsor is Morrow and NFT is the drinks reception sponsor.

Supporting sponsors are Blokcam and Industrial Training International (ITI).

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