Mammoet - Giant in the sweltering desert - Ras Laffan, Qatar (2006)
Under the scorching sun in the Middle Eastern deserts of the Qatari North Gas Field, the lifting specialists at Mammoet have set a new world record with the lifting of two immense reactors, each weighing 2,200 tonnes.
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How to lift 500t of metal without touching it
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Moving 33,000 tonnes from land to sea
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Qatar - Ras Laffan Port Expansion Project
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SC&RA Job of the Year Award video - 'Raising TBM Bertha'
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Mammoet - Moving modules - Sakhalin, Russia (2006)
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The Complete Journey | SBX-1 Radome Transport & Deployment Recap
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Shell LNG production reactor facilities Qatar
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Ras Laffan Industrial City (RLC) Documentary
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Saudi Arabia Pumps Millions of Gallons of Seawater to Desert via Huge Pipes Twice the Nile's Length
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This Is How Gigantic Oversized Loads Are Transported ▶ The Largest Transports In The World
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200 years of crushing it: Mammoet completes unique move of rock crusher in California
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Mammoet - Weighed weights on wheels - Map Ta Phut, Thailand and Haugesund, Norway (2006)
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Heavy Haulage of Giant Tank Gone Wrong!
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How Crude Oil Becomes Petrol, Diesel And LPG Inside A Refinery
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Fagioli - LR11350 Venice loading of 950 ton reactors
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Mammoet New Generation Heavy lift Cranes
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The €7BN Mega-Canal That Will Reshape Europe
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Qatargas Corporate Film 2015
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17 Forbidden Places in the U.S. You’ll Never Be Able to See
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