International Construction - May 2019
08 May 2019
Included in the issue:
- WORLD NEWS
Safety fears over new technology; global construction output to grow; US$56 billion for German rail; EC infrastructure fund; Notre-Dame reconstruction. - ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
China’s economy continues to slow, although the country still enjoys stronger growth than most other countries, reports Scott Hazelton from IHS Global. - REGIONAL REPORT
The economic outlook has improved in recent years in North Africa but, reports Andy Brown, much depends on how Egypt – and its highly ambitious infrastructure plans – performs. - HAULERS
The latest developments and technology in the rigid hauler and articulated dump trucks markets are examined by Andy Brown. - TUNNELLING
The equipment used in tunnelling projects around the world and the projects themselves – which often occur in major citires – are looked at by Joe Sargent. - CRANES-HIGH RISE
Joe Sargent looks at high-rise projects from around the globe and the impressive cranes which make their construction possible. - PLANTWORX PREVIEW
A look ahead to the UK-based show, which will be held at a new location in 2019. - SKILLS SHORTAGE
With the skills shortage a genuine issue for the construction industry, Andy Brown talks to contractors and manufacturers about this issue and examines whether new technology could provide a solution. - INTERVIEW
Andy Brown spoke to Akira Kato from Sumitomo about why steady growth is key for the company. - OFF-HIGHWAY RESEARCH
An examination of the worldwide hauler market.
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