HAULOTTE EXCELS AT DUBAI UNIVERSITY

Oger International has successfully completed the first phases in a Dh.1.5 billion construction package for building the new campus of UAE University in Al Ain. The construction project has been awarded by the Mubadala Development Company.

Work on the new campus started in 2007 and all phases are due for completion by 2011. When completed the University complex will feature advanced teaching facilities as well as excellent recreational facilities and accommodation for students and staff.

The large fleet of Haulotte machines was supplied and maintained by Dubai company, United Equipment Rentals, who had two service technicians permanently on site. . . .

Over 80 Haulotte Platforms On Track in Dubai
Plant selection is critical as machines need to be compact and yet provide access to all parts of the elevated track structure which, on over passes, can be 35 m.
    United Equipment Rentals says that working on the various stations are over 80 Haulotte machines. One of the most popular sizes for the works is the Haulotte H16TPX wheeled telescopic access platform, which is proving to be extremely adaptable for painting the Metro ramps.

HAULOTTE PLATFORMS ESSENTIAL ON MARINE DEMOLITION (click on highlighted images for high-resolution)

UK based demolition contractor, PGC Demolition, is well advanced on its largest ever demolition project – cutting up and removal of ‘The Riverdance'

Key to the successful demolition is five Haulotte HA 16 PX access platforms, which are used by operators using oxy-acetylene cutting equipment to provide access to the 16 m high ship lying on its side. The ship is embedded some 3 m into the sand.