
Heavy Lift Workshop
Tuesday 13 May 2025, 09:00 – 16:30
This workshop is designed for professionals involved in the transport and logistics of project cargo. The course covers the fundamentals of heavy-lift logistics, emphasizing both sea-based and land-based transport.
This is a full-day workshop and includes lunch plus two networking coffee breaks.
Workshop overview
Attendees will receive a comprehensive insight into how heavy lift shipments are planned and successfully executed. It will help the attendees to understand the roles of involved parties and their responsibilities, but also their need for information. Technical concepts, calculation methods as well as rules and regulations will be discussed.
Target audience
Shipping professionals in heavy lift and breakbulk sectors, such as:
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Cargo owners / EPCs • Freight forwarders
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Carriers
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Insurers
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Warranty surveyors
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Stevedoring companies
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Consultants
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Agents
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Port Captains
How to book
This workshop is NOT included in your Breakbulk Europe ticket price and will require an additional fee. BGSN members get a 50% discount. You can book your place on the workshop when you register or edit your profile.
Registration is not yet open, but you can register your interest for Breakbulk Europe and this workshop below.
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