CONTENTS June 2025 vi


xviii IN THE DOCK


Breaking vi down barriers Devon Van de Kletersteeg from CM Labs explains how simulators can help attract new blood into the industry – and break down perceived barriers from underrepresented minorities.


REGIONAL REPORT Deep dive


CASE STUDY x


into Europe Europe remains a dynamic market for cargo and container handling – and is home to many of the major equipment and solutions providers. Dockside Lift & Move takes a look at how the region is reacting to sudden shifts in volumes, while still looking ahead to the future.


The container xvi crane builder BVS Cranes is winning major new contracts in Europe. In this case study, we find out more about its first container cranes order for central Europe – and how the company’s service capabilities are winning over new customers.


SHOW PREVIEW


TOC xviii Europe 2025 The industry is preparing for its annual gathering in Rotterdam. TOC Europe promises to bring together a broad range of suppliers – Dockside Lift & Move has picked some of the best exhibitors you should visit.


EDITORIAL Editor


Phoebe Galbraith


phoebe.galbraith@btmi.com Sub-editor


Tal Abdulrazaq


SALES


Head of sales Joe Woolerton


+44 752 549 8670 joe.woolerton@btmi.com


US sales executive Clive Bullard


+1 845 231 0846 cbullards@cs.com Customer services


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PRODUCTION


Production Lyn Shaw


lyn.shaw@btmi.com Designer


Karen Bishop


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