Relocation Belgian workshop
April 22, 2020
We are currently transferring our equipment to our new workshop. An upgrade in square meters because with 2500m2 it is double the space we were used to. And we don’tLGH News
A word with Edwin Boelens (from home)
April 7, 2020
During the period that we work as much as possible from home, a few colleagues will take the floor. Just not a streamlined press release, a blog to boost SEO
A Covid-19 update for our customers
March 20, 2020
Updated: 16-10-2020 The past months have been a challenging and difficult time for all of us across the Globe and like you, we are all looking forward to getting back
A word with Thomas Meyer
February 25, 2020
Our valued colleague Thomas Meyer takes the stage and talks about his work history at LGH and his work in the Northern of Germany. A shortread of 5 minutes. Available
Distributing weight by using our Multi Lugs
February 18, 2020
A customer of Condor Heavy Services was going to make some final adjustments to some castings. These weigh 116T each and had to be turned to be able to do
Refurbishing an old bridge
February 4, 2020
The Steenhuisenbrug in Burdaard will be refurbished and temporarily replaced by an emergency bridge. There was no room to place a mobile crane, so our hydraulic lifting system turned out
a word with Sung Lee
February 4, 2020
This time our colleague Sung Lee slides in for an interview. With him we look at his long employment at LGH, his daily work and at his future and that
Triple lift at Smulders Projects
November 26, 2019
Because of the weight of the TP (transmission piece) Smulders Projects was forced to perform a triple lift with their Titan crane because this TP weighed 585T. LGH delivered several
Wilco and Niels visiting LGH in the U.S.
November 21, 2019
We have significantly increased the internal cooperation between our branches worldwide over the past few months. Last week, Wilco Rikken and Niels van der Breggen visited our colleagues in Chicago.
Work on the station Driebergen
November 12, 2019
Jos van den Bersselaar Construction BV worked at the station in Driebergen. They hired 6 lever hoists and 10 beam clamps to move the platform roof from the front of