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Wiese Europe started out as a local player. Today, we are proud to call ourselves a European reference. That translates into quite some mentions in the press. We’re happy and extremely proud to share them with you.
Across the river: moving marine loading arms for KLK Emmerich GmbH
2019 proved to be big for Wiese Europe. We managed an impressive operation across the Rhine river, moving a set of three marine loading arms from close to the Rhine bank to a brand-new pier situated 130 meters further across the river. Our client KLK Emmerich GmbH has since seen an efficient solution to a problem that proved nothing less than huge. We’ll happily share how we managed it.
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Across the river: moving marine loading arms for KLK Emmerich GmbH
2019 proved to be big for Wiese Europe. We managed an impressive operation across the Rhine river, moving a set of three marine loading arms from close to the Rhine bank to a brand-new pier situated 130 meters further across the river. Our client KLK Emmerich GmbH has since seen an efficient solution to a problem that proved nothing less than huge. We’ll happily share how we managed it.
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Why Safety Deserves Your Full Attention, Now And Yesterday - Wiese Europe
Safety has never been more important. In fact, safety and (fall) prevention will grow to become larger than life in the near future. It’s high time to take a look at industry leaders to take up a leading role in helping to raise safety awareness, while pinpointing the quick wins offering big gains we too often seem to miss as an industry. Read more
Why Safety Deserves Your Full Attention, Now And Yesterday - Wiese Europe
Safety has never been more important. In fact, safety and (fall) prevention will grow to become larger than life in the near future. It’s high time to take a look at industry leaders to take up a leading role in helping to raise safety awareness, while pinpointing the quick wins offering big gains we too often seem to miss as an industry.
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Veilige pneumatica en hydraulica voor (scheeps)laadarmen en klaptrappen
Wiese Europe in het Kempense Brecht (Sint-Job-in-‘t‑Goor) maakt laad- en lossystemen voor de transfer van gassen en vloeistoffen. Het bedrijf bouwt zelf laadarmen en staat ook in voor de constructie van collectieve valbeveiliging zoals klaptrappen en veiligheidskooien waarmee het laden en lossen veilig kan verlopen. Hiervoor is het gebruik van pneumatica en hydraulica cruciaal. Read more
Veilige pneumatica en hydraulica voor (scheeps)laadarmen en klaptrappen
Wiese Europe in het Kempense Brecht (Sint-Job-in-‘t‑Goor) maakt laad- en lossystemen voor de transfer van gassen en vloeistoffen. Het bedrijf bouwt zelf laadarmen en staat ook in voor de constructie van collectieve valbeveiliging zoals klaptrappen en veiligheidskooien waarmee het laden en lossen veilig kan verlopen. Hiervoor is het gebruik van pneumatica en hydraulica cruciaal.
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Fall prevention, not just protection
Statistics show that around 15% of all industrial accidents are related to working at height, and almost a third of these are caused by a fall of over 2.5m in height. Any technology that can minimise these risks is surely worth considering. Wiese Europe has developed multiple safety systems to help prevent these industrial accidents. Read more
Fall prevention, not just protection
Statistics show that around 15% of all industrial accidents are related to working at height, and almost a third of these are caused by a fall of over 2.5m in height. Any technology that can minimise these risks is surely worth considering. Wiese Europe has developed multiple safety systems to help prevent these industrial accidents.
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Wiese Europe: five values, one vision
In 1988 Chris Jacobs founded Wiese Belgium. But whose are the faces behind Wiese Europe today? What is their purpose and how do they envision the future? And how are they working today, more than thirty years after the foundation? Read more
Wiese Europe: five values, one vision
In 1988 Chris Jacobs founded Wiese Belgium. But whose are the faces behind Wiese Europe today? What is their purpose and how do they envision the future? And how are they working today, more than thirty years after the foundation?
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