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Featured here are two Morris Material Handling (UK) hoist units built for 35t crane kits - as part of a joint venture in Saudi Arabia.
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Borgers Research and Publications Pty Ltd (production)
Eva Hetyey (Founding Editor)
Eric John Ocson (graphic design, layout and typesetting) Special editorial thanks to contributing writers and organizations, government departments, technical advisors, and photographers: Hon John Brumby MLA – Premier of Victoria,
Minister for Multicultural Affairs and Veterans’ Affairs
Senator the Hon Kim Carr – Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science & Research Mark Dreyfus MP – Federal Member for Isaacs
WorkSafe Victoria Publications (research, articles, case studies, photographs) Roger Parry-Jones – WorkSafe Victoria Inspector
(Manufacturing, Logistics and Agriculture)
Michael Birt – Media Advisor
(Communications and Marketing) WorkSafe Victoria
John Merritt – Executive Director (Health & Safety) WorkSafe Victoria Jonathon Gray – Senior Lawyer
(Legal Services and Investigative Division) WorkSafe Victoria
Alex Buckle – Project Manager (Manufacturing, Logistics and Agriculture) WorkSafe Victoria
J M Torlach – State Mining Engineer WA
(Department of Minerals and Energy, Western Australia)
Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Go Green Design Pty Ltd (sustainability consultants)
Gary Lawson-Smith – Chief Executive Officer, Safety Institute of Australia CraneSafe Australia
Standards Australia
David Pearson – Secretary, Vehicle Hoist Association of Australia
Austin Hoist and Crane Pty Ltd (photographs and technical assistance) Morris Material Handling Ltd
Southern Shorthaul Railroad Pty Ltd
RotaryLift
Glenn Hester – Glenn Hester Photography Pty Ltd
Kristian Hetyey (photography)
Cranes Today Magazine
Bayside Leader Newspaper (Jason Sammon photograph)
Safety at Work Contest (international images)
Snap Printing Heidelberg (printing)
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Business Development Director
Borgers Corporation Pty Ltd
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