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Crossing off the risks
A federal safety push at railroad crossings has industry watchers weighing in
Recom Moritsch and ABB develop control solution for luffing cranes
If there’s an issue, new setup can reduce crane downtime
Mental health is a shared responsibility
Employee mental health, accountability and the importance of leadership in practice
Ainscough extends tyre partnership with Michelin
Michelin will provide about 1,000 tyres per year to crane rental company
Crane and rigging education at ConExpo
SC&RA members offer educational insight into regulatory and operational pressures
Lifting and transport industry safety challenges identified
ESTA survey shows safety is a top priority in lifting and specialized transport but more work is needed
Tower Cranes North America 2026 call for speakers
Let us know your proposals for suitable topics and speakers for June 2026 event
American Cranes & Transport - November-December 2025
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November-December 2025
A full agenda at ESTA’s Autumn meetings
Safety, training and heavy transport reform dominated association proceedings in Denmark
SC&RA Workshop: strength in numbers
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A record-setting event underscored the industry’s resilience, collaboration and commitment to progress
Friday roundup: AI tools, IC50 gains, Dublin debut
This week’s collection of articles from the Crane & Transport Briefing, 8 to 11 September 2025
Next-generation Kamag PrecisionMover targets logistics efficiency
TII Kamag has unveiled the next-generation PrecisionMover 101 swap body transporter, featuring a redesigned cab, improved safety and enhanced driver comfort.
When PPE doesn’t fit, everyone pays
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For PPE to work it needs to be a proper fit, including everybody
Leadership in motion: SC&RA’s 4 Under 40 class of 2025
SC&RA’s 2025 4 Under 40 class exemplifies impact, initiative and the future of industry leadership.
Rigging the impossible: Job roundup
A roundup of jobs that required highly specialized rigging equipment and techniques
Career guy: Maxim’s Larry Lis
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Maxim COO Larry Lis leads with knowledge and dedication.
Vita Inclinata unveils next-gen crane load navigator
The new model offers an extended battery life that nearly doubles the energy capacity of the VLN 1.0
AMCS rolls out interoperable crane automation tech
AMCS Technologies has launched ARC, an intelligent crane rotation control system developed with Manitowoc and Bouygues Construction.
Cavotec’s next-gen remotes for harsh industrial use
Real-time feedback options include LED displays, Cavotec screens and Codesys integration
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