The U.S. Commerce Department is continuing its investigation into imports of self-propelled lifts from China after finding that US manufacturers are being harmed
27.05.2021 1
A UK based demolition contractor has been fined £200,000 plus costs after a serious crushing incident with a boom lift
21.04.2021 2
Tadano Demag and Tadano Faun have emerged from administration, having completed the ‘protective shield’ process
01.04.2021
JCB has appealed a French court's decision to invalidate some of its patents in an infringement case against Manitou
31.03.2021
JLG and Genie have submitted a petition for the US Government to investigate their concern over Chinese aerial lifts being sold below fair value
26.03.2021
Tadano has revealed that it has been holding discussions with the US EPA regarding environmental reporting issues prior to 2017
04.02.2021
A crane operator in New York has been fined $1,600 for operating a tower crane without a valid licence
06.01.2021
The UK competition authority CMA has completed its investigation into collusion by three rental companies
17.12.2020
The US Commerce Department has terminated the Section 232 investigation into mobile crane imports
04.12.2020
Snorkel and Instant Upright have resolved their dispute over the use of the UpRight brand
21.10.2020
The involvement of JCB equipment in the destruction of Palestinian villages in the Israeli-occupied West Bank is claimed to have breached OECD guidelines on human rights
13.10.2020
Tadano has announced that it will file for Schutzschirmverfahren (Protective Shield Proceedings) for its German subsidiaries - Tadano Demag and Tadano Faun today
08.10.2020
Manitowoc's new CEO Aaron Ravenscroft has said that he does not want to burden crane buyers with import tariffs UPDATED
10.08.2020
The mandatory wearing of face masks at work came into force this morning in Melbourne, Australia, with CICA publishing a helpful bulletin and WorkSafe clarifying exceptions
23.07.2020
Australian rental company United Access has received an $85,000 fine for a fatal loading incident in Melbourne, Victoria in 2017
More associations and companies are clarifying or making their positions known on the petition regarding tariffs or quotas on crane imports into the USA
09.07.2020
US crane manufacturer Link-Belt has issued a letter to its distributors, a copy of which we have obtained, stating that it is against the imposition of US import tariffs or trade restrictions
07.07.2020
The US Department of Commerce’s Section 232 investigation into mobile crane imports has reached the public comment stage which runs through Friday
06.07.2020 1
The United States Department of Commerce has announced a section 232 investigation into mobile crane imports in response to a petition filed by Manitowoc
08.05.2020 1
A crane operator in Australia has been given a suspended prison sentence following a fatal crane incident in 2016
20.04.2020 1
The UK government has issued further guidance on the rules around workplaces and sites
25.03.2020
The UK will not abolish red diesel for at least two years to allow time to consult and adapt
11.03.2020
The UK’s CPA has urged the chancellor NOT to abolish the lower taxed red diesel that is used in cranes and off road equipment
06.03.2020 6
Snorkel has sued Instant UpRight for use of the UpRight name on powered access
03.03.2020 1
