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A Q&A on Tag Lines – Part 1 Under certain U.S. Federal and state OSHA regulations failure to use a tag line on a freely…
Obtaining an NCCCO Certification can be quite challenging. We know this, because we’ve provided CCO certification training for 19 years. At Crane Tech we have students…
When purchasing new rigging, Crane Tech cannot stress enough the importance of an initial inspection before any rigging is placed into service! How do YOU…
By the hundreds of likes/comments already received through various social media posts, everyone agrees that standing/working under a suspended load is a bad idea and…
As we discussed in Part 1, standing and working under a suspended load is NOT ALLOWED under U.S. OSHA regulations, unless a certain set of…
We recently received a question from a client who was looking for more information about “standing or working under suspended loads, especially while erecting and working…
As a training provider Crane Tech typically does not talk about fines. We focus on educating individuals on the right way to perform a task—teaching…
We sure have seen our share of storms lately and know many areas of the country have as well. In Florida, there are crazy afternoon…
In last week’s post on distractions, we talked about how important it is for crane operators to Keep Your Head In The Game, and how…
A ringing cell phone… family issues… the weekend fishing trip…text messages…ball game scores… funny pet videos…the glare of the sun… and we could go on…
In this series we have discussed the cleanliness and construction of the crane cab. In the final post we will provide a quick examination of a…
In part 1, we explored what the cleanliness of the crane cab conveys about the operator, now in part 2 we will take a closer a look…
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