Many job-site accidents result from either a lack of training or equipment failure. Be proactive in protecting your people and equipment. Sign up for training or schedule your next inspection with Cranes101. But first, read the April 2024 accidents. Florida crane collapse kills construction worker This article was originally published on April 4,2024 on The BBC World […]
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The City of Woonsocket searching for a Heavy Equipment Operator for the Public Works Department. The application deadline for this position is Tuesday, May 7, 2024. In addition to the posted rate, CDL holders receive an additional $2.00 per hour. Also, a new weekly rate will be effective on July 1, 2024. Please read the
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We’ve curated these articles from the Internet published this past month. Enjoy! Cribbing a Crane for Tree Work Jay went to visit Marquis Tree for this educational piece, so here is the resulting article in TCI Magazine. Crane safety hazards and tech solutions: NSC releases new report Safety & Health Magazine is summarizing the report’s
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Spring is here! We’ve had an exciting first quarter here at Cranes101. This past month Jack has been making great connections at the NEPCA Winter Meeting, the Massachusetts Arborists Association Dinner Meeting, the North/East Roofing Contractors Association Annual Convention, and ArborExpo ’24. Phew! Next month, he’s going to the ISA Sign Expo in Orlando, so if you missed him in March, there’s another
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Every month we scour the internet for articles you might find helpful. Here’s what we found: 2024 Training Survey Every year, Safety & Health Magazine surveys companies about how they get their training done. Here are the results of this year’s survey. OSHA Focusing on Regional Fatality and Injury Rates in Tree Care TCI Magazine
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Many job-site accidents are the result of a lack of training and equipment failure. Don’t let that happen to you and your employees. Sign up for training or schedule your next inspection with Cranes101. But first, read the March 2024 accidents. Out-of-control container ship crashes into three cranes This article was originally published on March 18,2024 on
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Cranes101 is growing! Exciting developments are underway at Cranes101 as we strive to enhance our service to you. In line with this commitment, we are delighted to announce key changes within our team. Heather Jacob – Chief Operations OfficerJack Guinan – Sales Director Christine Morin – Director of TrainingMaria Sturm – Director of Inspections These changes reflect our dedication to
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Many job-site accidents are the result of a lack of training and equipment failure. Don’t let that happen to you and your employees. Sign up for training or schedule your next inspection with Cranes101. But first, read the February 2024 accidents. Crane pull over This article was originally published on February 23,2024 on Vertikal.net. Click the link
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Every month we scour the internet for articles you might find helpful. Here’s what we found: EHAP Revision, Part 4,Chapter 3: Recognizing Electrical Hazards As the Z133 is updated, TCI Magazine is making sure we know what changes are being made. This article gives a nice overview of working near electrical hazards, and then provides
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We have been getting this question asked a lot here at Cranes101, so we thought a blog post might help. Currently, the Massachusetts Hoisting Engineer License Tests are given only in English. All of our learning materials are also currently only in English. To best succeed on the exams, your reading comprehension skills in English