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Don't lift a finger (or risk a finger!) on crane installation. ⛑️ Our latest blog explains how professional installation ensures both safety and efficiency on your next project. Imagine a crew of trained experts handling the heavy lifting, meticulously following safety protocols, and ensuring your crane is set up for optimal performance. ✅ This offers your project a smoother workflow, gives you more time to focus on other tasks, and gives you a peace of mind you can't get with DIY installation. Keep your site and crew safe with professional crane installation! Head to our 🔗 in bio to read more about a stress-free lift-off.

At today,‘s start of office hours, our foreman informed: „Hatch 3 is full of water, but it wasn't us!!“ 😓 Who has the Expertise about what‘s happened? A: Is it a full load of live northsea cod? (The hatch is already open for feeding) B: UltraSonic Test is history, here we can present a new yet secret method to determine the watertightness of the hatch. C: Concealment of cargo damage D: stevedore unfortunately pull the wrong plug or E: A way of achieving the necessary ships stability when only individual hatches are loaded.

The cause of rigging accidents can often be traced to a lack of knowledge on the part of a rigger – most rigging accidents can be prevented by following best practices for safety. IHSA’s Rigger’s Pocket Guide is a compact, 12-panel wallet card with extensive practical information for rigging operations. To download this guide and other rigging resources (like our Rigging Manual), visit IHSA.ca: https://ow.ly/UiVl50QoTgK

As professionals in the rigging industry, it's our responsibility to prioritize safety and prevent accidents on the job. Unfortunately, many rigging accidents can be traced back to a lack of knowledge on the part of the rigger. But the good news is that these accidents can be prevented by following best practices for safety. That's why I highly recommend checking out the IHSA's Rigger's Pocket Guide. This compact, 12-panel wallet card is filled with practical information for rigging operations and serves as a valuable resource for all riggers. Additionally, IHSA offers a Rigging Manual and other helpful resources that can be downloaded from their website. Let's work together to ensure that safety is always the top priority on our job sites. Download the Rigger's Pocket Guide and other rigging resources from IHSA today and help prevent accidents in the future. #rigging #safetyfirst #IHSA #preventaccidents #workplacesafety

🎺 Bourbon Street embodies the life of a party town: it is located in the heart of the French quarter in New Orleans and named after a royal family in France…and not for the amber-colored alcohol 🤣. 🤔 I know what you are wondering: how I ended up there? Well, the answer is not so complicated, I was there to participate to the ASME A 17 Code Week, cause the Elevator global code developments are very important tasks to be followed carefully. 🏙️ If Europe is mostly low-rise low-speed application, in the opposite, North America is having a consistent percentage of high-rise elevators, and this will bring in interesting topics for wire ropes. And as you might know, suspension means is what makes my heart beat. 🎦 The short movie has been recorded by Marc Hirsch with whom I enjoyed visiting this incredible town. A special thanks goes to Joseph Thompson and Patrick Dreps that have spent dinners with me chatting on technical topics about wire ropes and applications: Thanks guys, you cannot imagine how much I liked our technical chats. As rope people we share the same passion. 🛗 Martin Rhiner and Bruce Horne with the SMTG and MDC meetings you were really making my week terrific about suspension means: I really loved the conversations we had together. Let’s keep it rolling. ⚖️ New rules are coming in the elevator industry and we shall be prepared to deal with that. Be ready, cause the ISO 8100-1/2 is going to come very soon, and it will bring interesting topics on the suspension means. Stay Tuned for more!! #NicTheElevatorGuy

Regular inspections of your overhead cranes and hoists are essential for optimal performance and safety. Check out our blog post for an in-depth guide on the importance of these inspections. Learn key tips for compliance, preventing breakdowns, and ensuring operator safety. Read more: https://bit.ly/3yPOIIS

Attention all professionals in the crane operating industry! 🔔 Ensuring safe crawler crane operation is critical. Here are some basic safety suggestions to keep in mind: 1. Perform a thorough pre-operation inspection to detect any potential problems. 2. Strictly follow correct lifting procedures to reduce risks during operation. 3. Maintain a timely equipment maintenance to ensure optimal functionality and safety. 4. Always observe and adhere to load capacity limits to prevent overloading hazards. Let us put safety first together and work hard to prevent accidents during crane operations. #cranesafety #crawlercrane #safetyfirst #AccidentPrevention #IndustrySafety

The National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO) and The National Safety Council (NSC) have published a report based on the survey of safety hazards in the crane industry and the common risk-related scenarios faced by those working with cranes. Read the findings here: https://hubs.ly/Q02tXBXZ0 The results are alarming, but risks can be avoided with technology such as a Crosby BlokCam crane camera system. BlokCam is proven to improve the safety of personnel on a construction site. "The best safety device we have ever put on a crane." –Mike Arrabi, Baker Construction DC, LLC. https://hubs.ly/Q02tXzXd0 #cranecamera #construction #blokcam #kitocrosby

Mastering rigging techniques is crucial for safety and efficiency in heavy lifting industries. From proper sling selection to understanding load distribution and communication, this guide covers essential strategies. Learn how to optimize rigging angles, inspect equipment, and navigate real-world challenges for smoother operations. https://lnkd.in/eFWuVjQG

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