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LOCATION: THE HAGUE,<br />

THE NETHERLANDS<br />

JOB: INSTALLING A 500 TON STEEL<br />

STRUCTURE<br />

CHALLENGE: CITY CENTRE SITE<br />

Content<br />

Divisions<br />

6 Petrochemical<br />

16 Power<br />

26 Offshore<br />

32 Civil<br />

36 Marine<br />

“ The logistics<br />

were quite<br />

a challenge”<br />

Related<br />

14 SHE-Q<br />

News<br />

22 Newsflash<br />

Close up<br />

24 One of our Red Men<br />

Advertisement<br />

30 <strong>Mammoet</strong> Workwear<br />

31 <strong>Mammoet</strong> Store<br />

Tandem Lift<br />

Hotel Babylon in The Hague is<br />

being extensively refurbished and<br />

extended with a steel structure.<br />

<strong>Mammoet</strong> used their mobile cranes<br />

to assemble the steel structure on<br />

site. As the site was in the city<br />

centre the logistics were quite a<br />

challenge but the cooperation with<br />

<strong>Mammoet</strong> Road Cargo ensured that<br />

everything went smoothly.<br />

<strong>Mammoet</strong> then installed the 36 by<br />

27 meter steel structure, weighing<br />

500 tons onto the existing building<br />

with their new LR 1600 (the first one<br />

fitted with superlift) and a CC 2800.<br />

The load was initially lifted up one<br />

meter and balanced, and then lifted<br />

up to 36 meters, which only took<br />

about an hour. Both cranes had to<br />

crawl and the CC 2800 had to<br />

slew to position the structure over<br />

the building. Immediately after<br />

finishing the lift <strong>Mammoet</strong> started<br />

demobilizing the cranes as the road<br />

had to be cleared for a public holiday.<br />

“The road had to be cleared for a public holiday”

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