In June, Andrew Esquilant (Liebherr-Australia General Manager Mobile Cranes) met with the Minister for Roads, Maritime & Freight the Honorable Melinda Pavey MP, her colleagues, and CEO of the Crane Industry Council of Australia, Brandon Hitch.
In their meeting, they discussed the impact the NSW Government’s Rebuilding NSW Plan is having on Liebherr and its customers, through permit processes, registrations and access to roads. Those involved were confident our concerns were received favourably, and look forward to future meetings and collaboration.
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