In the Netherlands, engineers navigated extreme temperatures to finalize the delivery of a ZCT100 crane, performing rigorous inspections to ensure peak performance upon deployment. The team also addressed strict RDW compliance requirements for a ZAT1600E all-terrain crane, balancing regulatory adjustments with the need for operational reliability. This hands-on approach extended to Spain, where technicians managed the setup and commissioning of equipment for a Zaragoza industry exhibition.

Technical challenges surfaced elsewhere, requiring rapid response strategies. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, a ZAT1200 crane suffered a boom fault at a chemical plant; a Zoomlion engineer reached the site to complete repairs, restoring the unit to service. A similar recovery effort occurred in Turkey, where the team corrected an outrigger extension failure on a ZRT1100. Beyond reactive repairs, the company initiated a safety campaign at the Seven project in Dammam, Saudi Arabia. Instructors provided specialized training for 23 staff members, covering tower crane operations and safety management to standardize field practices.