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Tiny tots transfixed by tremendous trucks

March 2, 2011 - VERO BEACH - Tiny little kids and great big trucks; for Childcare Resources of Indian River, the two have proven to be a terrific combination.  At the Third Annual Touch a Truck Family Festival, held Saturday at the Indian River County Fairgrounds, squeals of laughter mixed with exceptionally loud truck horns […]

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Construction Employment Increases in 30 States Between January, February

Construction employment increased in 30 states between January and February while 19 states added construction jobs during the past 12 months, the Associated General Contractors of America reported in an analysis of state employment data released by the Labor Department. Association officials cautioned, however, that it was too early to tell whether the relatively positive […]

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Terex bids for Demag

Terex has announced that its German subsidiary, Terex Industrial Holding, Dusseldorf will make a voluntary cash public tender offer of €41.75 per share. for Demag Cranes, the port and overhead crane manufacturer,  The offer price represents a 15 percent premium over Demag’s closing share price on Friday and a 41 percent premium compared to last […]

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What's wrong with these mats?

Safety: What's Wrong With These Mats?Spotted in the USA, possibly Michigan? A boom truck set up on mud with some outrigger mats that create Death Wish.The crane, which wasn’t working at the time, appears to have been used with a suspended personnel platform – not the best of starts – considering proper fully controlled baskets […]

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MLE Develops Electronic Collision Warning System

Man Lift Equipment (MLE), Cudahy, Wis., has developed the Electronic Collision Warning System for scissor lifts or boom lift platforms. It allows the user to work closely around objects safely and protects against damage to critical components. The system is programmable to sound an alarm or stop when an intrusion into the detection plane occurs. This warning system […]

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Rigging Advice: Sling Protection is Critical!

Crane and rigging accidents can generally be tracked back to a collection of events all arriving at the same place in time. Here at ITI Field Services, we have investigated the cause of eight fatalities in the last three years. The leading reason for the fatalities can be tracked back to a lack of sling […]

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Crane Blogger Hosts Second Annual Photo Contest

Our friends at Crane Blogger, a social media website for all things crane-related, is hosting its Second Annual Great Crane Photo Contest this May. There are three main categories in the contest which are: Coolest Tower Crane Photo, Coolest Mobile Crane Photo, Wildest Crane Project Photo and a bonus category for the best modified crane photo, […]

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OSHA Releases New Safety and Health Information on Rigging Hazards

OSHA issued a new Safety and Health Injury Prevention Sheet to help protect workers against hazards posed during rigging operations in shipyards. SHIPS: Rigging provides both employers and workers with real-world hazard information and solutions. Workers performing rigging functions use ropes and cables to secure a ship’s parts and sections for lifting by cranes, hoists […]

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Historical equipment show

US based some of the equipment from last year's show on display The event will be hosted by the I & I Tractor Club at its show grounds in Penfield, Illinois on Friday July 8th, Saturday the 9th and Sunday the 10th. The show will feature demonstrations and displays of horse-drawn, gas and diesel-powered antique construction machinery […]

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ASME B30 Committee Honored by Texas Town

On January 18, the ASME B30 Committee, New York, N.Y., was welcomed to Sugar Land, Texas, by Mayor James A. Thompson, who presented the committee with a Certificate of Proclamation recognizing and commending the B30 Committee for their commitment to crane safety. The certificate further recognizes the committee’s relationship with OSHA and the construction industry in […]

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