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NEWS Back to NEWS Previous Next Status Meanwhile at Hutchison Ports Stockholm 05 May 2020 “There are activities all over HPS at the momentwith everything from yard painting to business simulations ongoing. The yard is largely occupied by the straddle carrier training activities, while different communication solutions are being verified as well as the quay cranes coming up to speed along the waterfront’, explains Torbjörn Persson, Terminal Manager. It has been over a month since we took delivery of our quay cranes and remaining straddle carriers. They arrived in Norvikon 18 March on the Zhen Hua 32, fully assembled. On arrival, the vessel’s ballast tanks were used to adjust the deck height to the height of the quayside. Each 2000 tonne crane was then winched ashore on temporary tracks from the vessel. The cranes and straddle carriers are now being tested. “We have some of the largest cranes in the Baltic Sea. Each crane measures 120 meters tall at their maximum height setting with a lifting capacity of over 80 tonnes” explains Torbjörn Persson Crane and straddle carrier drivers training “We have been continuously training our straddle carrier drivers over the past two months. So far, two batches of drivers have graduated and CTN now has its own trainers available for future driver development, explains Andy Lewis, Tecnical Manager. ”It’s great to see the big machines moving around at our terminal. The two quay cranes that arrived in late March are now in operation and training has started as well”. Previous Next TERMS OF USE PRIVACY POLICY © 2021 HUTCHISON PORTS SWEDEN LIMITED. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED