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AfPA: Enhancing safety around mobile plant and equipment

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Across the road construction and maintenance sector, safety is not just a priority – it’s a foundational commitment, particularly when working in close proximity to mobile plant and equipment. The size, movement, and operational complexity of these machines introduce substantial risks for workers on foot.

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SANY eMixer: Leading the charge

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Putzmeister Oceania is helping to turn the tide when it comes to the electrification of the construction sector, showing how effective, and simple, the transition to more sustainable equipment can be. When compared to conventional diesel-powered machinery, electric machinery significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions.

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Tutt Bryant: Making a big impression

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As part of this push, TKR has made a commitment to constantly assess the latest machinery that the sector has to offer, to ensure that it can stay up to date and even ahead of industry standards. “A This connection, which began after one of Anderson’s former machinery supplier contacts made the switch to Tutt Bryant, has grown considerably.

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Snowy 2.0 project progress

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In 2019, SnowyHydro commenced construction of the Snowy 2.0 Tunnelling towards the future Planning and environmental approvals were received in 2020 from both the Federal and New South Wales governments. TBM’s celebrate women in STEM The main mode of machinery being used on the Snowy 2.0 To read the magazine, click here.

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Smooth, steady and simple: CAT’s AP400

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According to GlobalData, Caterpillar is the largest construction equipment manufacturer in the world (by revenue). As part of this push, Caterpillar recently sought to display the capabilities of one of its latest paving machinery models in a real-life setting, enabling operators to get their hands on what the future has in store.

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Future within grasp with Komatsu

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Komatsu is ahead of the curve when it comes to Smart Construction and Intelligent Machine Control (IMC), changing the way projects are designed, planned, and executed. James Muir General Manager Smart Construction explains whats next for the company in this exciting space. Images: Komatsu. So how does Komatsu set itself apart?

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Enhancing safety around mobile plant and equipment

Roads Online

Across the road construction and maintenance sector, safety is not just a priority – it’s a foundational commitment, particularly when working in close proximity to mobile plant and equipment. The size, movement, and operational complexity of these machines introduce substantial risks for workers on foot.