March 17th, 2008: Jim Gutsch Comments at Inauguration of Mama Mobokoli in Zeebrugge February 22, 2008 - Mr. Jim Gutsch is a Senior Vice President of Engineering at Seaboard Corporation in Kansas City, Kansas. (Click here for printer version) Jim Gutsch comments at Inauguration of Mama Mobokoli — Zeebrugge Mr. Jim Gutsch is a Senior Vice President of Engineering at Seaboard Corporation in Kansas City, Kansas. Jim Gutsch The E-Crane team worked closely with Mr. Gutsch and his project Engineer Rick Mohr during the development of the Seaboard’s Midema Midstream Transfer Facility on the Congo River in Matadi, Democratic Republic of Congo. The E-Crane Managers and their guests       During the inauguration celebration in Zeebrugge on February 22, 2008, Mr. Gutsch was asked to say a few words about the project. “In all my years in engineering and purchasing equipment for jobs around the world, I have never encountered a supplier that was so determined and dedicated to find a practical solution. The Medima project was complex and difficult. The first suggestions offered by E-Crane were possible, but not practical due to lack of local infrastructure. The E-Crane team continued to work on improving the concept until a commercially viable and practical solution was found and agreed on”. Both Greg and I are overwhelmed and impressed with the pride and determination that the E-Crane team has shown. Greg Stough Also, this reception and inauguration are without comparison.” Mr. Greg Stough is the managing field director of operations for Seaboard in the Congo. Seaboard operates grain processing and milling facilities throughout South America, the Caribbean and Africa. With the purchase and commissioning of the Mama Mobokoli, Seaboard is one step closer to being a vertically integrated, multinational grain products provider.     About E-Crane Worldwide (Indusign) E-Crane® Worldwide provides design services as well as complete machine production, erection, support, and training with on-going service for the steel industry. E-Crane is a modern, state-of-the-art engineering and heavy equipment construction company, located at Adegem, Belgium. The flexibility of the organization assures rapid response to changes, excellent product quality and short delivery times. Over the past several years, the E-Crane product line has been updated and completed and is now supported worldwide by a dealer and service organization. The product line is modular in design allowing "standard" designs and components to be put together into a "custom" solution to meet the customer’s needs. E-Crane is the world leader for large scrap handling machines with an outreach from 24 to 45 meters. Website: www.indusign.be or www.ecrane.eu     source: Jim Gutsch (Seaboard Corporation) Press Release: ECI Worldwide/Indusign     Updates and Maintenance by E-Crane Worldwide . Contact Webmaster! . ©1999-2008 E-Crane Worldwide / Indusign . Koekoeklaan 53. B-9991 Adegem. Belgium . >>>> EXTRAORDINARY PRODUCTS BY EXTRA ORDINARY PEOPLE <<<<