Crane container loading collapse.
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Crane container loading collapse.
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Something to think about when you feel you are having a bad day!!!
At 11 seconds in, there's a glitch but is that the operator falling out, only then to get crunched by the front wheel. The one guy watching, that was initially pushing the container, that got to the side, and watched it all happen, but he kept his eye on the system failure looking for survivors.
Most mobile cranes load charts WARN against crossing into the 30 degrees unsafe zone.
Yes and far too many smaller crane companies do not make false lifts by setting up their cranes further back from the load than what will be required to lower in on place. If they can't lift the load safely with their boom at a critical distance, prior to making the actual lift then a larger crane must be used. I've been on a lot of construction sites where a telehandler operator will extend their boom all the way out and try to lift something if they can then they know once they have the load in the air they will be able to raise it without fear of damage or accidents.Quote:
Originally Posted by mansworld
Most moms warn against being close to the edge.Quote:
Originally Posted by mansworld
Yes, but how many still insist on eating Tide Pods?Quote:
Originally Posted by Karl_H