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Cranes Asia
Singapore, Singapore - Wednesday 7 & Thursday 8 September 2011
Conference / congress

Assessing crane safety, technology and demand in Asia

From nuclear power in China to mining infrastructure in Australia, the Asia-Pacific region is one of the few parts of the world to have seen sustained demand for lifting equipment and services in the past three years.  Cranes Today’s second Cranes Asia conference will help you identify where demand for cranes is at its strongest, help you plan lifting operations safely and train multinational lifting crews effectively.  It will bring you the latest research into rope and rigging technology.

Since its successful launch in 2009, the programme and focus of Cranes Asia has been heavily revised.  Building on feedback from industry leaders, Cranes Today have developed a programme focusing heavily on expert advice and guidance, not product promotion.


Date(s):
Wednesday 7 & Thursday 8 September 2011

Venue:
Novotel Hotel in Clarks Quay

http://www.arena-international.com/cranesasia/
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