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Marine Construction Industry

THE MARINE CONSTRUCTION CONVERSATION WITH JEFF SMITH

There are many different ways to start out in a family business, one that your father and uncles were running long before

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  • Issue VI 2019

CALDWELL ADJUSTABLE SPREADER BEAM LIFTS ROTHERA WHARF FRAMES IN ANTARCTICA

U.S.-BASED THE CALDWELL GROUP INC. has customized an adjustable, 101,413-pound (46t) capacity lifting beam for the latest phase of the wharf modernization

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Commercial Diving is Out of Sight

Marine construction relies on the skill and experience of divers who perform challenging tasks in zero visibility, connected to the surface by

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LINK-BELT 75RT WORKS AT WATER TREATMENT PLANT IN LOUISIANA

MAX FOOTE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, LLC of Mandeville, Louisiana was awarded a $43.5-million warranty contract at the Lake Charles, Louisiana Wastewater Treatment Plant.

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HINGED FENDER PANELS PROVIDED FOR PIER HEAD IN DENMARK BY SHIBATAFENDERTEAM

SJÆLLANDS ODDE is a small village on the northwest coast of the Danish island Zealand. Its ferry connection to Aarhus, operated by

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ShibataFenderTeam cylindrical buoys delivered to Mildred Lake in Canada

ShibataFenderTeam has successfully delivered 158 cylindrical buoys to the Syncrude Tailings Dam, located at the northern end of Mildred Lake in Alberta,

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Secretariat statue placed near Lexington, Ky. with Link-Belt crane

In the late fall of 2019, Wilhite Crane & Rigging of Lexington, Ky. lifted a bronze statue of famed racing horse Secretariat

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Trimble dredge management and positioning used to optimize channel excavation on Australian dredging job

In 2017, the Australian government initiated the Onslow Marine Support Base (OMSB) Channel Dredging Project, a multi-million-dollar effort to expand the wharf

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Steel sheet piles reinforce Pier 12 at the Port of Hamilton

The Port of Hamilton, located in Hamilton Harbour, at the far western end of Lake Ontario, is connected to the Great Lakes-St.

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Spud Barge Safety

During marine construction work deck barges are held in place by vertical steel shafts known as spuds. The spud equipment typically consists

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For Sale or Lease – Surplus Marine Construction Materials & Equipment

Specializing in the Marine Industry, Marine Construction Magazine is now offering buyers and sellers the opportunity to utilize our website to market

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The Handling of Various Pile Types during Marine Construction

STORAGE AND HANDLING OF PILES When handling treated timber piles it is highly recommended one use rope slings. Avoid the use of

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HELICOPTER CRANES – SAFE PRACTICE RULES FOR OPERATION

Prior to the start of any operation involving the use of a helicopter, a thorough survey of the conditions and hazards on

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BUILDING A MORE DURABLE FENDER SYSTEM

AS PART OF A LARGER BRIDGE REPLACEMENT PROJECT, a Florida contractor needed to replace the fender system located underneath a bridge. The

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SF MARINA BUILDS DOCK FOR INDUCTIVE-CHARGING FERRIES

WITH LIMITED BRIDGES CROSSING THE GLOMMA RIVER, the city of Fredrikstad, Norway, has relied heavily on ferries since its founding in 1567.

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TUTT-BRYANT BUILDS MINING INFRASTRUCTURE WITH TCC-1400 IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA

TUTT-BRYANT HEAVY LIFT & SHIFT is a major crane hire, heavy haulage, and special projects provider in Australia, lifting structural steel with

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