U.S. Merchant Marine Academy cadets awarded Crowley Memorial Scholarships
Four U.S. Merchant Marine Academy (USMMA) cadets were awarded with Thomas B. Crowley Sr. Memorial Scholarships during the Containerization and Intermodal Institute’s
Big B Crane takes on the Fort Bend County EpiCenter with Link-Belt cranes
In the last 24 months, Big B Crane of Burleson, Tex. has purchased six Link- Belt lattice crawler cranes from local Link-Belt
Five Equipment Dealership Trends that will Shape 2023
By CONEXPO-CON/AGG and the Association of Equipment Manufacturers If you have been working around construction equipment you have probably heard of the
Let’s Talk Safety: Free-falling drop hammer crushes employee
Employee #1 and his employer were building a wooden pier, supported by wooden piles approximately 30 feet long. The piles were driven
Acoustic “Bubble Curtain” used for first time in Europe on John F Hunt regeneration trial
The £20-million ($24,088,000) remediation, marine and civil project for South Tyneside Council at East Holborn—at the mouth of the River Tyne in
Wilhelmshaven, first LNG terminal in Germany, equipped with SFT fenders
Wilhelmshaven, a deep-water site on the North Sea coast, will become Germany’s first LNG Terminal for the import of liquefied natural gas.
What Lies Beneath—McCarthy Building Companies Deploys Uncrewed Vessel on Wharf Rehabilitation
By Warren Miller, Marine Construction Magazine The challenge for rebuilding the wharf at the Port of Beaumont, Texas was substantial. The port
Crowley, ESVAGT to build and operate service vessel for Siemens Gamesa at Virginia offshore wind project
Crowley and Danish offshore maritime leader ESVAGT will jointly build and operate a service operations vessel (SOV) under a long-term charter with
Danish nature experienced from a floating cabin
For many tourists, Denmark’s natural beauty is best experienced up close — including on the water. That’s why Destination Nordvestkysten, on the
Let’s Talk Safety: Worker ignores spotter’s instruction, signals crane operator, sheet pile strikes workers, one fatality
Work began on Thursday, August 12, 1993 with the loading of concrete pilings onto trucks for transport and delivery to a customer.
Collaborative effort alleviates water quality concerns after Colorado’s most destructive wildfire
By Jared Baker, P.E. Weather patterns in 2021 created ideal wildfire conditions along Colorado’s Front Range. The fall was unusually warm and
SF Marina installs 984-foot floating dock at Porto Heli, Greece marina
Southwest of Athens, Greece, the Saronic Gulf islands in the Aegean Sea are steeped in ancient history and among the world’s most
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey releases $8.3 billion 2023 budget
In November, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey released the agency’s proposed $8.3 billion 2023 budget, which consists of
Let’s Talk Safety: Workbench grinder wheel explodes, one fatality
A mechanic needed a workbench mounted grinder and went to the tool room to get one. None were available. He decided to
CP&A and DHHI partner on hulking offshore crane
Casper, Phillips & Associates Inc. (CP&A) has completed a structural design review on a mega 3,500-tonne capacity double boom offshore crane. CP&A—the
Case Study: Habitat Creation Plan for the River Thames
Rainham Marshes, Essex, England, UK CHALLENGE Land & Water gained consent for developing a Habitat Creation Scheme on the River Thames at
