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How Does Heavy Lift Work?

By On July 3, 2010

rigzone.com brings us this look into how heavy lift works? With major drilling and production facilities located offshore, the oil and gas industry must rely on an efficient and safe [...]

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Oleg Strashnov Heavy Lift – Interesting Ship Of The Week

By On September 2, 2009

IHC Merwede has announced that the launch of the heavy lift vessel Oleg Strashnov for Seaway Heavy Lifting that took place on 22 August 2009, at the IHC Merwede Offshore [...]

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Left Coast Lifter – Biggest floating crane ever to hit the West Coast arrives in San Francisco

By On March 13, 2009

Image via sfexaminer.com A massive 328-foot crane arrived in San Francisco Bay last week to start working on the Bay Bridge’s eastern span project.  The crane, called the “Left Coast [...]

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Two Super-Post Panamax Cranes Arrive in Port of Tacoma

By On January 27, 2009

Photo Courtesy: Port of Tacoma Yesterday, the Port of Tacoma saw the arrival of two new cranes headed for the Washington United Terminal on the Blair Waterway. The two Super-Post [...]

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Beached In Rotterdam – Zhen Hua Heavy Lift Crane Ship

By On February 3, 2008

Photo By Gerard Stolk Shipspotters (via Fred Fry‘s Discoverer Entry) brings us Zhen Hua 10 Stranded on Beach near Rotterdam! We detailed the sister ship Zhen Hua 5 ship in [...]

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Ship of the Day – Saipem 7000

By On November 30, 2007

Ship of the Day brings us the Saipem 7000; Today’s SotD is world’s second largest crane vessel Saipem 7000 (IMO: 8501567, Port of Registry: Nassau, Bahama’s) with a lifting capacity [...]

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