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| November 4, 2009 |
Vol. 6, Issue 21 |
Join Lift and Access for Online SAF-T Conference
Lift and Access will host its 2009 Safe Access, Fall Protection & Training (SAF-T) Conference as a webinar. The SAF-T Conference is scheduled to take place Thurs., Dec. 10 at 3 p.m. EST. After the live conference, a replay will be available for 90 days. For a complete agenda and to register, visit www.saf-tconference.com.
Crane Hot Line Announces Industry's Top Trainers
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Mike Riggs, manager of I&I Sling/Slingmax, is one of two 2009 Top Trainers in the Corporate category. |
November 3, 2009 – Crane Hot Line, published by Maximum Capacity Media LLC, Fort Dodge, Iowa, has named the industry's Top Trainers in corporate and professional categories. The winners will be featured in the November 2009 issue. Among the dozens of nominations received for the 2009 Top Trainer award, these individuals were described as being valuable assets to their organizations for their commitment to students, their real-world experience, and their ability to communicate technical subjects effectively.
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Certification, Training Dominate ACRP General Assembly Activities
JCB Launches Encore Used Equipment Program
AWPT Program Attracts New Members, Training Centers
Manitowoc Offers Full Tower Crane Training in Shady Grove
HBC-radiomatic Adds FSE 510 Receiver to Product Line
Two Linden Comansa Cranes Work on Art Museum
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Two Linden Comansa cranes lend a hand at a museum in Amsterdam. The project will be complete in 2013. |
November 3, 2009 – Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum is currently undergoing a complete renovation of its facilities. The updated art and history museum, home of a Rembrandt collection and masterpieces from Rubens, Brueghel the Elder and many others, will see completion in 2013 after almost nine years of work.
For the transformation, the museum counts on the help of two Linden Comansa cranes, which have been working since last July in the restoration of the main building.
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Companies Report Recent Financial Results
Capital Safety Creates Next Generation Harness
Imperial Takes Delivery of Third Sany Crawler Crane
AmQuip Crane Rental Earns High Ratings for Safety
New York, N.Y., October 2009 – The general contractor, crane owner, and operator face fines of up to $25,000 after a crane crushed a sidewalk covering. The accident occurred while workers at the site were dismantling a mobile crane, a spokesperson for the Department of Buildings said. One of the crane's counterweights struck a sidewalk shed, causing part of the structure to collapse. The building's department determined that the partially completed building is structurally stable but placed a full stop work order on the crane.
Read the rest of this accident here.
 
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