20 minutes on pre-lift safety: Practical insights on the first few feet of any lift
Twenty minutes. Zero fluff. Essential rigging and safety focus.
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CCRA reflections on the busy summer season and building momentum across Canada
In addition to conference activities, significant progress has been made on several key projects. -
Bird’s Eye View: Crane & Hoist Canada’s Annual Photo Contest Winners
From Toronto’s soaring SkyTower to wind farms in British Columbia, see the incredible images… -
Five Years After Kelowna: Building a stronger future for crane safety
WorkSafeBC's Todd McDonald looks back at the crane collapse in Kelowna, BC and how… -
Knowing the ropes: Industry should focus on competency-based training
Most rigging incidents are not the result of complex engineering failures. More often, they… -
Safety Corner: Sling failure I’ll never forget
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New heights! We take a look at the Canadian Lift of the Year finalists
Canada’s most difficult lifts took centre stage at this year’s Canadian Crane Rental Association… -
Synthetic shift: Modern composites are eliminating corrosion and slashing maintenance costs
From cast nylon sheaves to synthetic fibre ropes, modern composites are quietly replacing heavy… -
Association News: CCRA descends on Halifax
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Sustainable lifting: Understanding the role of e-fuels, electrification and hybrid cranes
Liebherr’s Julian Rapp discusses how sustainability in the present involves telemetry and precision planning… -
‘Just push through it:’ It’s time to talk about mental health and how it’s impacting the industry
It is no secret that mental health remains an undercurrent within the construction and… -
Safety first: Pre-operation checks on cranes is a critical step for safety and performance
Pre-operation checks on cranes may seem repetitive, but it is precisely this routine that…
NAEDA and AED announce merger
The newly unified organization will operate as Associated Equipment Dealers.
Government of Canada lists West Coast Oil Pipeline as project of national interest
The pipeline had previously been referred to the Major Projects Office.
Potain topless cranes help build world-record Yangtze River bridge
Once complete, the Shituo Yangtze River Bridge will set four world records.
Liebherr’s Game of Cranes returns to find world’s best mobile crane operator
Liebherr says participants will demonstrate precision, dexterity and nerves of steel in a series…
20 minutes on pre-lift safety: Practical insights on the first few feet of any lift
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