by admin | Sep 6, 2016 | Crane & Lifting News, Heavy Equipment, Crane & Construction Accidents
A Grove All Terrain Crane has finally been freed from a muddy quagmire in Singleton Park, Wales. The South Wales Evening Post said, the embedded mobile crane was snared in the sodden ground for 48 hours as it worked to return the park to normal after Noel Gallagher...
by admin | Sep 6, 2016 | Crane & Lifting News, Equipment & Construction Videos, Heavy Equipment, Crane & Construction Accidents, Workforce News
A worker died in a construction accident while disassembling a Hallamore Corp. owned All Terrain Mobile Crane Sunday afternoon in the Longwood medical area of Boston Mass Police were called to the construction site in Longwood around 1 p.m. for a report of an accident...
by admin | Aug 31, 2016 | Heavy Equipment, Crane & Construction Accidents
One person was injured when a Ruthmann Straight Boom Aerial Lift mounted on a truck tipped over in Germany. The truck platform was owned by GigaLift.
by admin | Aug 31, 2016 | Heavy Equipment, Crane & Construction Accidents
ONE of the largest mobile cranes a five axle Terex All Terrain crane in Walvis Bay tipped over next to the civic center during the lunch hour and crashed onto three vehicles parked in the public parking area. Municipal officials told The Namibian that all of the...
by admin | Aug 30, 2016 | Heavy Equipment, Crane & Construction Accidents
Natrona, PA. – No injuries reported after a Sennebogen 835 Greenline Material Handler struck and pulled down a high voltage power line at a mill. The accident happened when a truck hauling scrap lost part of its load. The material handler proceeded to the...
by admin | Aug 26, 2016 | Equipment & Construction Videos, Heavy Equipment, Crane & Construction Accidents
In Malaysia, construction company BUCG (M) Sdn Bhd has suspended works on its hotel project, pending advice from the authorities following a freak accident where a crane hook fell and killed a motorist. The victim, Chim Khoo Sing, 24, from Penang, was crushed to...
