cranes and hoists safety

Hire only brainless robots to do your engineering. If they can't think, they can't be wrong, be wrong, be wrong.

Bleep!

Reboot.

Zurp.

Please remain on flashing yellow line.

I think we're all bozos on this bus.

May I be of assistance?

I am not sure I want a brainless robot. But thanks for the Idea.

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Hello,

I am agree with your think about crane, I like your post, A crane is a machine, which lifts materials up and down as well as horizontally. They are most often used in the construction, manufacturing and transport industries. Cranes are typically used to move and assemble heavy equipment.

Thanks for this nice sharing.

Hoist Crane || Jib Crane

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- Failure of back propping beneath the 200mm thick concrete deck
- Crane support outrigger punches through slab causing crane to lose balance and collapse across the site and onto adjoining property

Crane balanced in the air for approx 1 hour before entire rig & boom collapse completely across site and rigs falls through to the basement level.

Ouch!

The only good part is that with this rig was precariously balanced about an hour. So there was plenty of time for an evacuation above and below. No matter how many safeguards and regulations one puts in place, things will occasionally still go wrong.

I repeat, Ouch!

conduct Tool box talk, little info sharing with person using crane and his liabilities. this will work as refresher for crane driver and sound effective in work. i would like to share a template of discussion /talk points but unable to attache here! if way out let me know, how to attache here at forum?