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replaces Dina Aryan-Zahlan, who was promoted to Deputy Executive Director of Development at America’s busiest port. Brown will lead the planning,
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development and design of infrastructure and facilities that support the diverse operations of the nation’s busiest seaport, including wharves, terminals, rail, roadways and public space. “Chris has been a pivotal player in many
port infrastructure projects over the last two decades, including the award-winning Wilmington Waterfront Park and the current Port-wide electrification program,” said Aryan-Zahlan. “This promotion recognizes all his hard work, dedication and contributions to these critical infrastructure
he Port of Los Angeles has appointed Chris Brown to Chief Harbor Engineer, overseeing the Port’s Engineering Division. Brown
programs. We are excited and proud to see him take on this important leadership role.” Most recently, Brown was Assistant Chief
Harbor Engineer responsible for division sections handling structural, specifications, architectural and electrical elements of port infrastructure projects. Prior to that, he served as the Harbor Engineer in charge of division sections on structural, specifications, right of way, technology and CADD. From 2000–2015, he held various roles—including section head, program manager and designer—on a number of projects, most notably as project manager for the Wilmington Waterfront Park.
TREX Crane rental and logistics company Trex, part of the Peruvian Ferreycorp Group, has taken over the sales and service operations of all transport and manoeuvring solutions
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From The Port of Los Angeles new Chief Harbor Engineer, overseeing the port’s Engineering Division, to Trex taking over sales and service operations from Tii Scheuerle in South America. We take a look at the latest news in mobile and STS cranes.
Trex specializes in the distribution of mobile cranes.
A model MHC6000 crane. xxiv | April 2024 | Dockside Lift & Move Supplement
Port operator Spinelli is based in Genoa.
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