Tag: Engineered Rigging
HEAVY LIFTING NEWS: Strand Jacks Shine in New Jersey Bridge Demolition
The $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act is the single largest investment in America’s infrastructure in modern history. The far-reaching effort will upgrade...
Nick Darlage Joins Engineered Rigging as Director of Projects
VALPARAISO, IND. — The heavy lifting equipment and engineering specialist, Engineered Rigging, has hired Nick Darlage as director of projects. Darlage is based at...
HEAVY LIFTING NEWS: Strand Jacks Star in NJ Bridge Demolition
Engineered Rigging combined its design, fabrication and heavy lifting expertise to help a contractor dismantle and remove the 90-year-old Wittpenn Bridge in New Jersey....
Engineered Rigging Expands Rental Fleet with JS500
2,200-ton Capacity Jack-Up System Accelerates Bridge Building
RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. — Engineered Rigging is now accepting rental reservations for its new Enerpac JS500 Jack-up System. This innovative heavy lifting...
Engineered Rigging Expands Arkansas Team as Kayla Munn Named Product Specialist
RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. —The heavy lifting equipment and engineering company, Engineered Rigging has hired Kayla Munn as key account specialist at its Russellville, Ark. facility. In this role, Munn...
Heavy Lifting News: 2000-ton Jack Up System Rental Now Available in USA
When President Biden signed the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill into law last month, he destined an already booming construction industry to reach new heights....
Engineered Rigging’s Demo Days to Showcase Heavy Lifting Innovations
RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. — In the spirit of “seeing is believing,” Engineered Rigging is hosting Demo Days 2021 on September 27 through October 1 at its state-of-the-art,...
Engineered Rigging Expands into South America
RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. — With infrastructure and large-scale industrial projects on the rise around the globe, Engineered Rigging has opened an office in Santiago, Chile, to...
Arkansas Tech University Graduates Join Engineered Rigging Team
RUSSELLVILLE, ARK. — Two Arkansas Tech University (ATU) graduates wasted no time putting to work their bachelor’s degrees in mechanical engineering and nuclear technology. After receiving their hard-earned...
