This is a guest post written by the folks over at IQS Directory. Go check them out for manufacturing equipment information. An overhead crane is a type of equipment or a machine that is used to lift or move heavier objects from one place to another with great precision. Overhead cranes are designed according to […]
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Operator training and equipment inspections are essential to preventing job-site accidents. Sign up for training or schedule your next inspection. But first, read on for the March 2022 accidents we’re reprinting here. Tree Worker Electrocuted We are reprinting this article from Vertikal.net, originally published on March 17, 2022. if you follow the link, there’s an additional picture
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Check out these articles we found on the internet for our March 2022 Industry Resources roundup. Women panelists describe their vision for equitable jobsites From ConstructionDive, this article summarizes the recommendations and comments made by the Diversity, Inclusion and Equity panel from the National Association of Women in Construction Puget Sound meeting held this month.
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Operator training and equipment inspections are essential to preventing job-site accidents. Sign up for training or schedule your next inspection. But first, read on for the February 2022 accidents we’re reprinting here. Crane over in Bremen We are reprinting this article from Vertikal.net, originally published on Feb 21, 2022. if you follow the link, there are additional
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Check out these articles we found on the internet for our February 2022 Industry Resources roundup. Creating a Culture of Safety This article from OHS Magazine covers different aspects of creating safety culture at your company. Let Cranes101 help with our Safety Management Portal, which has a ton of free features to help you stay
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Operator training and equipment inspections are essential to preventing job-site accidents. Sign up for training or schedule your next inspection. But first, read on for the January 2022 accidents we’re reprinting here. Fatal crane incident Mumbai This article was originally published on January 17, 2022 on Vertikal.net. A 500 tonne crane overturned while lifting a concrete bridge
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Start the new year off right and informed with these articles we found on the internet for our January 2022 Industry Resources roundup. Workers exposed to deadly trench hazards: $173K OSHA fine This Safety Compliance Alert article discusses the violations that led to this fine. Did you know we offer Trenching Excavation Safety? I Can’t
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SRC Roofing is an established commercial/industrial roofing firm based in Quincy, Massachusetts. Seeking crane operator with a Massachusetts CDL drivers License, Class 1B (Massachusetts Hoisting Engineer) license. The Crane Operator must be proficient in driving a 2016 Peterbuilt 348 and operating a Manitowac 800D truck crane. FUNCTIONS: Perform daily per-use inspection of equipment being used. Participate
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If you are considering applying for the workplace safety grant given by the MA Department of Industrial Accidents, you have a little more time to do so. The new deadline is now January 31, 2022. The application is available here, or you can email safety@mass.gov. Any questions about the program, email Deven Awalt, the Program Coordinator,
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