 |
| August 12, 2009 |
Vol. 6, Issue 15 |
Pre-Order Your 2010 Crane Guide
The new 2010 Hot Line Crane Guide will take on a new appearance with several additional categories of lifting equipment. To better serve the needs of the construction industry, Maximum Capacity Media has added aerial lifts, telehandlers, and straight-mast forklifts to the 2010 Guide.
The 2010 Hot Line Crane Guide also will include a limited number of newer tower and self-erecting cranes in the updated edition. Additionally, the guide has separated boom trucks into two sections. Telescoping and straight boom cranes will be listed under the Boom Truck section, and articulating, knuckleboom, and folding boom cranes will be in the Articulating Cranes section.
Pre-order your 2010 Hot Line Crane Guide today by calling 800-231-8953.
Maximum Capacity Media to Hold 2010 Crane & Rigging Conference
Conference currently seeking presenters.
August 11, 2009 – Fort Dodge, Iowa-based Maximum Capacity Media, publisher of Lift and Access and Crane Hot Line magazines has announced plans to host its first Crane & Rigging Conference in May 2010. The two-day event will be held at the Crowne Plaza Houston/Greenspoint in Houston, Texas.
Read Full Story
Publisher’s Perspective: An Industry Forum for Everyday Challenges
SAF-T Conference Takes Shape as a Webinar
Fleet Cost & Care Adds Barcode Tracking Component to NexGen FMS
Lift-It Celebrates 30 Years
A1A Software Integrates GPS and Dispatch into Tracking System
 |
| With the integration of GPS into the Dispatch module of A1A’s 3DLiftPlan.com, equipment can be tracked via a schedule and in real time. |
August 11, 2009 – About the time the popularity of different GPS tracking systems began to grow, A1A Software, Fernandina Beach, Fla., was fielding calls from crane owners seeking help with tracking their assets and profitability. Looking at the GPS systems available, the company decided to partner with several companies to provide a simple, low-cost solution to the construction industry.
“One of the products we are working with is the UBI 4000 and UBI 5000 from Global Tracking Group,” says Tawnia Weiss, president of A1A.
Read Full Story
WHECO Opens Repair Facility in Houston
MSA Lanyard with SRL Connector Ensures Safe Tie-Off
Essex Rental Corp. Names Director of Finance
AGC: Stimulus Has Had Little Impact on Hiring
Monroe, Mich., July 2009 – A forklift tipped over and crashed into a minivan on the road. The forklift was being used at a high school construction site when it tipped over into the roadway.
Read the rest of this accident here.
 
We'd like to hear from you. Please click here for contact information.
Subscribe
eMagazine Design and Distribution by Maximum Capacity Media |
|
