A specialist course for plant skills
The National Construction College's new centre on the London Olympic site expects to train 200 plant operators this year.- Published:06 May 2008 15:08
- Author: Richard Stirling
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Highlights from the SED exhibition
With more than 450 exhibitors to choose from planning your SED visit is essential. Dan Selinger highlights what to look out forNews
Preventing disputes over plant
Proper management of the process of hiring will help ensure that you reduce liability for claims for lost or stolen construction plant. By Mark GudgeonVideo Story: JCB reveals its new HiViz Loadall
JCB will be showing its new HiViz Loadall range at SED 2008 next week, together with a number of new additions to its range of products.
Emissions deal closer for London
An agreement has been reached on diesel particulate filters – but it will cost. By John Varcoe
Panther Platforms aims for clarity
Lavendon is merging four firms into one in a bid to improve equipment supply and end customer confusion. By Paul Howard
Working to cut falls for access staff
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