Mammoet World - Mammoet BV

Introduction
“Welcome to the
dynamic world of
Mammoet”
Bridge decks installed
Mammoet installed two decks on
the new bridge across the Europaweg
road in Vleuten, The Netherlands.
We used two LTM 1500s,
two AC 650s and two SPMTs with
10 axle lines each.
Conversion factors
1 meter = 3.28 feet
1 metric ton = 0.9842 imperial tons
1 metric ton = 2205 pounds
1 foot = 0.305 meters
1 imperial ton = 1.016 metric ton
1 imperial ton = 2240 pounds
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The dynamic world of Mammoet
2009 will definitely be a year to remember at Mammoet. It has been a year of
extremes, as despite the economic turbulence, it was a good year for our
company. This is clearly demonstrated by the many challenging and often
remarkable projects covered in this ninth edition of Mammoet World. If you
have been following Mammoet’s work for a while, you will recognize the red
thread running through all our projects, all issues of Mammoet World and our
entire corporate history: the dynamic drive in our work. Mammoet keeps
introducing new services, developing new solutions, entering new markets,
moving boundaries, and breaking records.
Mammoet has always had strong positions in the petrochemical, power, offshore and
civil engineering sectors; and in recent years, we have also established a marine division.
This issue of Mammoet World puts the spotlight on two of our companies: Mammoet
Salvage, which has extended its worldwide service portfolio with emergency response
services, and Mammoet Maritime which is now operating under its new name as a provider
of a full range of maritime services on the coastal waters and inland waterways in
Western Europe.
Sustainability is another key issue. Mammoet plays its part in terms of reducing fuel and
energy consumption and cutting CO 2 emissions. Corporate Safety Director Koos van Tol,
who is also responsible for environmental issues, explains what Mammoet is already
doing to embed this corporate social responsibility into our activities as well as our plans
for the future. The Board explains how Mammoet fared during the ups and downs of
2009 and what new initiatives we are planning because Mammoet still has great ambitions,
as befits a dynamic business.
We hope that you will enjoy this issue of Mammoet World.
Colophon
This magazine is a publication of Mammoet
Holding B.V., Corporate Communication
Department, Postbus 570, 3100 AN Schiedam,
The Netherlands. E-mail: info@mammoet.com
Editors: Helen Lizun, Jennifer Lovell-Butler,
Tara Power, Jude Castillo, Magdalene Lau
Peggy Croes-del Prado and Johan Pastoor
Editor in chief: Melvin Schaap
Text & Photography:
Mammoet Employees, Jorrit Lousberg,
Bob Hersbach, Ads&Strats, TechTrans
Layout & printing: Badoux BV, Houten -
The Netherlands
Copyright: Texts and photos can only be
reproduced after permission from the
Corporate Communication Department
of Mammoet Holding B.V.
www.mammoet.com © 2009