Manitex Awarded Military Follow on Orders
Manitex will supply knuckleboom cranes to an international military entity.
Crane Operator Shares Stunning View of Port Colborne from 200ft Up
Visible from almost anywhere in Port Colborne, a towering new crane is being used to build a condo along the canal, and the man who operates it has shared the stunning view from the top.
Konecrane App to Help Crane Operators With Their Inspections
Konecranes is launching an app to help crane operators with their daily pre-shift and pre-lift inspections.
Empower Your Employees to Create a Culture of Safety: Here’s How
How do businesses keep their new and existing employees engaged with onsite safety practices?
CM Labs Simulations Launches Vortex Edge Plus for On-The-Go Training
CM Labs Simulations, developer of Vortex training simulators, has unveiled its next generation of portable, desktop simulation training; Vortex Edge Plus, which can be transported in carrying cases and set up in minutes, ideal for classroom or on-the-go training.
The Difference Between a Crane Truck and a Boom Truck
The construction industry creates roughly 1.3 billion dollars worth of buildings every year in the United States. One of the most common pieces of equipment used on construction sites is the crane.
Lost in Translation: Leo Roldan Helps Spanish-Speaking Arborists Comprender
Leo Roldan is un hombre en una misión, a man on a mission. As district safety-trainer coordinator in Mamaroneck, New York, for SavATree, a 35-year TCIA member company headquartered in Bedford, N.Y., he oversees training for the district’s arborists, many of whom are Spanish speaking.
What Should a Crane Operator Watch Out for at a Jobsite?
A list of seven factors a crane operator should look for prior to and while operating a crane at the jobsite, providing safety to the operators, site workers, equipment and project area.
What to know: Pa. arborist shares tips and tricks for caring for trees
To celebrate Arbor Day, Action News spoke with a tree expert about what you should know to keep your plants healthy.
Crane industry sees stimulus surge
As the nation emerges from the pandemic, the finance sector is bullish about crane sales.
Ainscough Welcomes First Ever Crane Operator Apprentices
Ainscough Crane Hire has reiterated its commitment to supporting the next generation of crane professionals by welcoming the debut intake of its first ever crane operator apprenticeship programme.
The Construction Industry Needs More Fall Prevention Awareness, OSHA Believes
OSHA holds a voluntary event, May 3 -7, that encourages a break in production to spread the importance of fall prevention — an important event for the crane industry.
Valla unveils ultra-compact radio controlled electric mobile crane
Manitex Valla, a world leader in mobile industrial cranes, has launched its brand new V36R radio controlled ultra-compact electric mobile crane.
SBCCD trains students for one of California’s most hazardous jobs
In their 200 hours of training, class instructors set about “getting students comfortable with heights, with firmly attaching themselves, with moving about, and with rescues of other workers,” said William Burley, the lead trainer and an employee of Mowbray’s Tree Service in San Bernardino, one of the employers for the new graduates.
Truck mounted bar
UK aerial lift distributor Cumberland Platforms (CPL) - part of the Klubb group - has partnered with Heineken to develop the Wind0.0w Service - a drinks bar mounted on the platform of a truck mounted lift to serve pints through people’s second floor windows during lockdown.
Spring snowstorm creates wealth of work for arborists
The spring snowstorm brought down trees and limbs across the Denver metro area knocking out power, damaging vehicles and creating a weight of work for arborists.
Helicopter erects tower crane
Located at the foot of the Piton de la Fournaise volcano, which is only accessible by small cars, a helicopter with a maximum one tonne payload was used to install the crane.
Safety concerns bring down largest sugar maple tree in U.S.
A sugar maple tree that has watched over a New Hampshire home for more than 200 years and was the largest of its kind in the United States is coming down because of safety concerns.
More crane guidance documents
The International Crane Stakeholders Assembly (ICSA) held a virtual meeting in February to continue their work on crane safety guidance documents last discussed at the assembly’s meeting at Conexpo last March.
New Mobile Application Helps to Reduce Mean Time to Recover (MTTR)
Using Intelli-Connect, crane and hoist users can access detailed system information on their tablet or smartphone through the Intelli-Connect Mobile App.

