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October 22, 2019 |
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An investigation has found a crane collapse that killed four people in Seattle’s South Lake Union area last April was caused by crews not following correct procedures for dismantling the structure, including prematurely removing nearly all of the pins that helped hold the crane together.
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Several businesses impacted by the collapse of a crane in downtown Halifax last month are seeking legal action to recover lost sales.
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Diversified Industrial Rigging has changed its name to ProLift Rigging Company and hired a new manager for its upgraded full service location in Moncks Corner (Charleston), South Carolina.
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Behaviour is one of the most common denominators for every organizational performance issue. It certainly is when it comes to safety. Revisit an article from 2018 written by Jeff Thorne on risk management and five steps to safer behaviour.
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Roberto Buonomo, owner of Italian company Offshore Costruzioni Nautiche recently picked up his new Demag AC 300-6 in Zweibrücken together with his family.
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Palazzani Industrie showcased new spider cranes at the GIS exhibition held in early October and received good feedback on their Ragno aerial platforms.
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Ceccanti, a Tacoma, Washington-based construction company, needed a crane with superior maneuverability that could handle heavy loads at great heights to assist with the replacement of an old wooden bridge in Ridgefield, Washington.
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March 10 to March 14, 2020
Location: Las Vegas, Nev.
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