This week began the dismantling of our slipform system at Son Duong port in Vietnam. The project started in the fall of 2012 and has since produced over two hundred caissons. Client: Samsung C&T’Read More
Another 29,4m tall caisson has been succesfully transferred to the floating dock at the Tuas Finger 1-site in Singapore. This was the 26th caisson produced at the site. (Total 91 nos caissons).Read More
It is a common fact that construction sites make use of a wide variety of construction machines, which make the construction job easy, safe and quicker. Among these construction machines, one of the most important and most commonly used types is heavy lifting machines. Hoisting and lifting involves special considerations, such as lift radius, machine...Read More
Construction work involves human labour as well as machine work. While workers can carry out all the tasks, it is advantageous to use machines for certain work. For example, when dealing with heavy objects, it is better to use machines. This situation arises especially in construction. There are things like the meatal form work, false...Read More
Construction is a process where technology is combined with expertise. Today there are a number of new techniques and automated machines to aid the construction. In spite of that, the process requires precise handling of the equipment. For taller structures like towers, it becomes important to make it stable and strong. With increase in height,...Read More
It is often heard being said that world is getting smaller day-by-day. Matter of the fact is, the world is getting taller and bigger every day. Field of construction is no more limited to just four brick walls. With the evolution of technology, now there exist various state-of-the-art machines that are extending the reach of...Read More
One of the most common sights on a construction site apart from the machines is heavy lifting work going on in some quantity or the other. This is especially true when it comes to construction of high rise structures such as skyscrapers because of the work done at the top of the buildings. With the...Read More
Our huge projects “Tuas Finger 1” & “Tuas Finger 2” in Singapore are under completion. When finished Tuas Port will be the first in Singapore designed to accommodate ultra large shipping vessels. That’s why the caissons are as big as they are – height is up to 29,4m!Read More
