All Natural disasters Articles
Mr. Chai Zhao Yi of tower crane rental company Pangyuan Rental describes the recovery in China following the effects of COVID-19
Associated Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) works with government to navigate effects of COVID-19 on industry
Europe-wide access rental group faces different regulatory conditions and employee needs around the continent
New UK restrictions on travel and business are creating enormous challenges for contractors
Some states have already ruled construction can continue, despite shelter-in-place orders
Despite increasingly strict coronavirus precautions, construction continues in many large American markets
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development releases €1 billion in emergency funds
Rental company’s rapid emergency response helped save UK reservoir from total failure
APR Energy took just 30 days to install a 120MW power plant in the Dominican Republic.
US pump manufacturer declares itself ready to aid recovery, if and when Hurricane Irma hits the US
Donations are pouring in from associations and rental companies while others focus their efforts on getting equipment and rental items to areas in need
Projects dealing with hydrogeological problems and action after natural calamities such as earthquakes, landslides and floods to be recognised at show
The American and Tennessee rental organizations donated $6,000 for the Tennessee fire relief efforts
UK-based manufacturer confirms there are 105 of its machines on board the Hoegh Osaka, which has been grounded in the Solent
Manufacturer deploys fleet of machines worth nearly €1 million, plus operators, to help clear up and move people amid flooding
UK trade association responds to TV broadcast on the vulnerability of the UK's power infrastructure and suggests key role for power rental fleets.
HKL provides wheeled loaders, trucks and mini-dumpers to help distribute sandbags at the Elbe River near Magdeburg, Germany.
Aerial work platforms, telehandlers, power and HVAC equipment has been supplied by United Rentals to assist in the cleanup following the tornado that ripped through Moore, OK, last week.
Enormous need for pumps and power on the East Coast, with restoration projects likely to create a second wave of demand for power and dehumidifiers.
US rental companies acted quickly to help those affected by the massive Hurricane Irene last week. With damage expected to reach US$10 billion in value and an estimated 5 million homes without electricity, there was enormous demand for temporary power as well as pumping capacity.
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