Crane Safety

Overhead cranes are essential for construction, shipping, and many other industries. Whenever using this (or any) type of crane, it is critical that the proper safety precautions are followed. One of these is going to be putting up the necessary safety signs on the crane, and in the area surrounding it. These signs will alert … Read more

Cranes are an essential part of many job sites, and they have really helped to revolutionize the construction industry as well as many others. Cranes also introduce a lot of potential hazards into an area, which must be addressed. There are many ways that a company can reduce the hazards associated with operating cranes, and … Read more

In any work environment where a crane is used, safety measures must be a top priority. Even minor problems with a crane can create significant safety hazards that could lead to massive amounts of damage as well as injuries or even fatalities to those in the area. There are many different things that can be … Read more

Crane safety is an important subject that deserves the attention of not only crane operators, but also those who work in the surrounding area. Implementing administrative controls related to the operation and safety of cranes can help to prevent a variety of different types of hazards. Administrative controls will help crane operators to better communicate … Read more

Operating a crane is an extremely important job. Due to the fact that cranes are such large pieces of machinery, and that they move such heavy objects, they can also be extremely dangerous. Taking steps to ensure crane safety is an important effort that everyone in the area has to take very seriously. One way … Read more

OSHA is responsible for ensuring companies in the United States are operated in a way that is safe for employees and the environment around the facility. When it comes to safety standards for cranes, derricks, and hoists, OSHA has a lot of different requirements that are designed to prevent accidents and injuries from taking place … Read more

Electric Overhead Traveling (EOT) cranes are one of the most common types of cranes used in factories and other locations today. They are a very efficient and relatively easy to use crane, and will be able to lift and move heavy loads without difficulty. The crane operator for this type of crane will typically work … Read more

Crane inspections need to be done on a regular basis in order to minimize the risk of something breaking, which could cause a disaster. OSHA requires that cranes be inspected monthly and annually to avoid potential problems. In addition, crane operators are required to perform pre-operation inspections to look for obvious problems that could cause … Read more

Keeping a crane in good working order is critical for any industry that is using these pieces of heavy machinery. Cranes can cost millions of dollars, so it makes sense to maintain them properly so they will last as long as possible. In addition, proper maintenance is required for the crane to operate safety, which … Read more

Overhead cranes are used regularly in a variety of different types of facilities. Crane operators should know how to use these cranes safely and effectively to avoid any type of problem. They also need to know how to leave the crane when it is not being used. Walking away from a crane improperly can put … Read more