All Govt & Regulatory Articles
SC&RA’s newest guide helps equip the industry for better site assessments and safer operations
ICSA issues safety guidance on operating cranes near overhead power lines
US government awards 10 year clean up contract worth up to US$45 billion for Hanford former nuclear site
Crane Institute Certification’s new computerized scoring tells an operator within hours whether he or she passed the OSHA-required practical exam.
Inadequate maintenance and failure to correct defects led to crane collapse and a big fine
Funding will be available for individuals seeking initial crane operator, rigging and signalperson training and CCO certification.
Long-awaited European heavy transport rule changes move closer with TRAN Committee backing
A new report from accountancy giant EY finds that the UK government needs to find £1.6 trillion (US$2.1 trillion) to fund infrastructure planned for the next 15 years.
ITI has been been recognized with crane and rigging industry association awards for its virtual reality crane simulator solution
Review welcomed as restrictions on when cranes can use the roads seriously hampers rental companies in the UK
The UK’s Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has announced plans to get construction work restarted on hundreds of sites across England.
Questions center on how policy changes might affect business for American construction and rental companies
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) said it is considering an appeal.
The initiative aims to develop and pilot digital products using information provided by the regulator
Canada has announced plans to impose tariffs on Chinese imports
Battery supply chain uncertainty, states to take regulatory lead and a truck recall for a component snafu.
The project forms part of a wider £5.3 billion (€6.2 billion) MOD plan
The German cooperative on future proofing rental, tariffs on China-produced MEWPS, VR training and consolidation
Balfour Beatty revealed a hybrid hydrogen fitout system for construction machinery
Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek said SunCable’s flagship Australia-Asia power link project would help meet growing demand for renewable energy at home and abroad
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