ITALY Ӏ REGIONAL REPORT
celebrating Italian achievements
GIS also hosted the Italian Lifting & Transportation Awards (ILTA). The event is designed to recognise and celebrate the work of Italian companies and people operating in the lifting and abnormal transport sectors. The 2023 winners were as follows:
Lift of the year using a truck crane WINNER: Di Stefano for the demolition of the Belvedere bridge in L'Aquila
Lift of the year using a telescopic crane WINNER: Baldini Group for the assembly of a tower crane in the Grand Canal in Venice.
Lifting of the year using a wheeled lattice arm crane WINNER: Autovictor / Midolini (joint winners) – both for the installation of railway and road bridge decks.
Lift of the year using a lattice boom crawler crane WINNER: Vernazza Autogru for the lift of technical equipment on Saipem’s Castorone ship in Marseille, France.
Exceptional transport of the year with trailer/semi-trailer total weight up to 120 tonnes WINNER: Societa Autotrasporti Eccezionali for the transport of 12 wind generators in Camporeale, Sicily.
Exceptional transport of the year with trailer/semi-trailer total weight over 120 tonnes WINNER: Marraffa Heavy Transport and Lifting for the transport of over 80 elements for the assembly of Webuild SpA’s tunnel boring machine for the Brennero Base Tunnel.
Exceptional transport of the year using SPMT WINNERS: Mammoet / Fagioli / S.I.M.I Group (joint winners) Mammoet won for the transport of 36 industrial liquefaction modules in Marina di Carrara. Fagioli won for the transport of two 1,650 tonne ship-to-shore cranes from Malta to Marseille. And the S.I.M.I Group won for the handling, transport, loading and assembly of large, heavy petrochemical modules.
Transport and/or lifting with the use of combined techniques WINNERS: Midolini / Vernazza Autogru (joint winners) Midolini won for the assembly of two ship-to-shore cranes in Marghera, Venice, Italy. Vernazza Autogru won for the decommissioning of gantry cranes in Marina di Carrara.
Innovation both in the operational fi eld and for the safety of the operators WINNERS: Fagioli / Vernazza Autogru (joint winners)
Fagioli won for the maintenance of the A7 viaduct on the Po river). Vernazza Autogru won for the accompaniment on shore of the Saipem FDS 2 ship in Genoa.
Product innovation: Sector – lifting equipment WINNER: Clacson Italia with its synthetic fi bre lifting systems for lifting in offshore and wind facilities.
Product innovation: Sector – components WINNER: Cobo with its tilting system.
Product innovation: Sector - cranes and truck cranes WINNER: Ormig with its 30iEk electric pick and carry crane.
Green award WINNER: Acciai Di Qualita for being one of the fi rst steel companies to have drawn up a sustainability report and whose company policies have produced great results in reducing environmental impact, energy and water consumption and in the recycling of materials.
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD: Women in the industry award WINNER: Maria Niederstaetter - the current President of the Board of Directors of Niederstätter Spa, member of the Südtiroler Sparkasse foundation and President of Südtirolgas AG/SPA.
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD: Manufacturers of industrial cranes and overhead cranes WINNER: Marco Ghisleni – founder of the Tecnomovint Group
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD: Trade associations and institutions WINNER: Roberto Cianotti, director of ISPESL and President of the UNI Commission.
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD: Crane and truck crane manufacturers WINNER: Massimo Marchetti – founder of Marchetti Autogru.
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD: Crane and truck crane distributors WINNER: Orlando Ferrari – founder of Next Hydraulics Maxilift and of Ferrari International.
The Carlo Lenzi Lifetime Achievement Award: WINNER: Guglielmo Ghidini, owner of Autotrasporti CRAM
Best photo-video documentation award: WINNERS: S.I.M.I Group / Midiolini (joint winners)
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