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By the Numbers: Six Ways Crane Accidents Occur

By the Numbers: Six Ways Crane Accidents Occur

Crane accidents are one of the leading causes of construction workers' deaths. Causes of these accidents include:

  1. Cranes buckling or collapsing. Cranes have weight limits to ensure they do not tip over. Cranes also use counterweight and out-rigging systems to counterbalance the weight. If the weight limits are exceeded, the crane can tip over or the boom could collapse.
  1. Improper crane assembly. A major reason booms collapse is improper assembly of the crane. In addition, if the crane does not have the proper wood or metal blocking supports to stabilize the load the crane is carrying, the load could […]

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