Nouvelles de l'industrie

Al Faris Group Starts Iraq Operations With Brand New Fleet

Al Faris Group has started its operation in Iraq to support the industrial growth of the country. With a brand-new fleet of heavy lifting and heavy haulage equipment and a highly experienced team with vast local knowledge and global experience headed by Alberto Pittaluga Al Faris is ready to fully serve heavy lifting and heavy transport requirements. Pittaluga comes with immense industry knowledge credibility and over 20 years of experience in reg...

Sarens Siba Opens A New Depot In South Africa

Sarens Siba South Africa has expanded its operations beyond Brakpan to Brits where a new depot will cater specifically to the mining industry in the region. The Sarens Siba depot in Brits South Africa includes a yard with offices meeting rooms wash bay maintenance facilities and parking facilities. On site Sarens Siba offers the following equipment: Mobile cranes from 20 to 110 tonnes Rough terrain cranes from 25 to 60 tonnes Support from the Sare...

Hareket Handles Heavy Load Using Goldhofer Modules

Hareket Heavy Lifting & Project Transportation won the contract to move two 6200 t passenger ships over a distance of 250 m to a floating dock at the Tersan Shipyard. The two vessels Havila Capella and Havila Castor have been ordered for the Norwegian Havila Kystruten fleet and will go into service on the coastal route between Bergen and Kirkenes. About 124 m long 22 m wide and 35 m high the ships are state of the art in terms of eco-friendly ...

Heavy Lifting And Transport Solutions At Saudi Aramco’s Refinery

Early involvement innovative engineering and equipment availability are key to narrow shutdown window at Riyadh refinery Saudi Aramco’s 126000-bpd Riyadh refinery is one of Saudi Arabia’s oldest grassroots refineries; it was built in the late 1970s with some of its existing equipment now reaching the end of its mechanical life. The company has planned maintenance at the refinery including the upgrade of its hydroprocessing capabilities. The upgrad...