Manitowoc has announced it is increasing its support to customers in the South Australian market with the appointment of WATM Crane Sales & Service as their exclusive dealer for the state.
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The South Australian branch of the Crane Industry Council of Australia (CICA) is looking to build awareness in the building and civil construction industries of actions taken by CICA nationally to develop and evolve standards.
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In October, Cranes and Lifting editor Greg Keane (GK) travelled to Adelaide for the annual CICA conference. While there, he invited members of the sector on a walk up Mt Lofty from Waterfall Gully.
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With a total maximum load capacity of mobile cranes of more than 3000t, Max Cranes is not only in the Cranes and Lifting Top 50 crane owning companies in Australia and New Zealand, it is in the top five in South Australia. And it is hard to imagine that the SA crane giant began with three cranes on a small dusty block on the Augusta Highway in Port Augusta, with an ATCO hut for an office.
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Cheryl Woodhart has been in the crane industry for some 30 years and has accomplished much during that time, both professionally and for the sector. From selling an $18 million crane to being CICA's longest serving female director, the last three decades have been anything but dull.
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Last month, a sea cargo consignment containing two crane jibs destined for Adelaide were intercepted and further examination revealed 313kg of crystal methamphetamine (ice).
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Victorian-based Australian Crane and Machinery (ACM) is building a crane manufacturing facility on the former Holden automotive assembly site in Adelaide.
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A joint venture between CPB Contractors and Seymour Whyte Constructions has secured the contract to build a 12.5km duplication of the Western Highway between Buangor and Ararat.
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Construction has officially begun on the 212MW Lincoln Gap wind farm and battery storage project, located 15km west of Port Augusta, with Nexif Energy officially breaking ground on their $450 million development.
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Project management services provider Donald Cant Watts Corke has appointed a transport and infrastructure expert as managing director of its South Australian office to drive growth in the state.
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