Imola Gru has carried out the assembly of some Potain Igo 22 and Hd 36, in Kazakhstan, on behalf of Res Omnia. Our solid relationship of trust with this important hiring company created the foundation for this commission.
Oliviero, an Imola Gru technician, took responsibility for everything: from unloading the containers and checking the parts, to putting the cranes to work.
In order to keep our focus on safety, even in places that are less aware of the problem, Imola Gru has also purchased personal protective equipment appropriate for working in difficult weather conditions. In this regard, a great deal was done directly by Oliviero, who, helped by the R.S.P.P. (Health and Safety Officer), was authorised to modify our operative safety plans, adapting them to the conditions he encountered to protect his own safety.
A new trip has been scheduled in the near future to assemble other cranes, and to inspect all the machines: in total, there will be 8 self-erecting Potain managed by Imola Gru in Kazakhstan, on behalf of Res Omnia.