World Crane and Transport Summit photos and video available

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09 November 2009

Photos and video from the World Crane and Transport Summit, 22 and 23 October 2009, Amsterdam, the Netherlands are available at the WCTS web site.

Speakers at the event included: Roderik van Seumeren, Mammoet; Frank Bardonaro, AmQuip; Robert Weiss, Cranes Inc; Eric Etchart, Manitowoc; Christoph Schneider, Liebherr; and Klaus Meissner, Terex Cranes. Photos of these and all the other speakers available to view by visiting World Crane and Transport Summit.

Almost 300 delegates attended the two day World Crane and Transport Summit. Top representatives from crane and transport companies, equipment manufacturers, associations and standards bodies from around the world met to discuss industry issues. These included new safety standards for design and use of equipment, issues for operators and business.

Highlights for the 289 attendees included the signing of an international agreement to foster closer working with common aims for harmonised standards, licensing and ways of working. Members of the new World Crane and Transport Alliance are the Specialized Carriers and Rigging Association (SC&RA), European Association of Heavy Haulage, Transport and Cranes (ESTA), Crane Industry Council of Australia (CICA), New Zealand Heavy Haulage Association (NZHHA), Crane Association of Canada (CRAoC).

There was also a productive and detailed debate on issues and proposals related to the amendment of the EN 13000 standard for cranes regarding rated capacity limiters.

For a report on this event also see the November issue of International Cranes and Specialized Transport magazine. The World Crane and Transport Summit web site, www.khl.com/wcts will be updated with more news, photographs and other information from the event as it becomes available.

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