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| September 24, 2008 |
Vol. 5, Issue 18 |
Register now for the SAF-T Conference
Maximum Capacity Media, publisher of Lift and Access, Crane Hot Line, and Industrial Lift and Hoist, will host the second annual SAF-T Conference on Oct. 7. The one-day event will be held at the Sheraton at BWI Airport in Baltimore, Md.
Click here for more information.
Indusco Celebrates 100th Anniversary
Indusco celebrates 100 years of service this year. |
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September 24, 2008 - In these tumultuous economic times, it's impressive when a company makes it to the 100-year mark. The Indusco Group, which fabricates and supplies wire rope and rigging gear, celebrates that landmark anniversary this year.
"There is a rich legacy here - one grounded in providing outstanding products, fair prices and dependable service; in longstanding customer relationships; and in diligent, loyal employees," said CEO Howard Schloss, in a letter commemorating the company's 100th anniversary...Read Full Story
OSHA Plans to Publish Long-Awaited Crane Regulation Local Governments, OSHA on the Brink of New Crane Safety Regulations
CCO's Signal Person Certification Available Next Week
Skyjack Exec Stresses Need for Standardized Operator Training for AWPs
Light-Footed Transformer
The LEO 23GT aerial lift adds versatility to jobs indoors and out.
Part Two
By Guy Ramsey
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The Leo 23GT features a 76-foot lift height and a low 8.8 psi for traveling on delicate floors. |
September 24, 2008 - Although the spider-like, compact track-mounted aerial lifts produced by Teupen (pronounced toy-pen) are just now beginning to gain a level of recognition in the United States and Canada, they've long garnered a reputation in Europe for being high quality and unique...Read Full Story
Industry Responds to NYC Crane Regulations
Genie Updates S-80 and S-85 Telescopic Boom Lifts Canadian College Launches ‘Classroom on Wheels'
Caterpillar Remains on Sustainability Index for Eighth Year
Barnhart Northeast Acquires Marino Crane
New Website Offers Used Equipment at Discounts
Vancouver, British Columbia, September 2008 - Two men were treated for smoke inhalation after a fire broke out in a tower crane outside a high-rise condominium under construction. The electrical fire started in the engine compartment of the crane, which was elevated about 20 stories.
Read the rest of this accident here.
 
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