I agree, way too many mishaps with cranes. I specialized in setting up mobile hydraulic cranes, Krupp, Liebherr etc. up to 500 ton, in NYC, as well as working with and under tower cranes in NYC. The first collapse in NYC last march, was a perfect example of gross under-estimation of rigging, they used nylon straps for a 12,000 lb pick, straps failed, load dropped, severed the connections and the crane toppled, I did a lot of business with that crane company and the engineer of record for that installation, still can't believe what happened, and firmly believe it could have easily been prevented. Not much else to say, if you do crane work, you must know what you are doing or these things will happen.
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