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Safe in The Saddle John Chamberlain uses a recent electrocution disaster to analyze the effects of electrocution on crane operators. Read More

Rigging: An Overlooked Area Jim Headley examines why the art of rigging is so underrated and overlooked in construction projects, and gives a personal testimony on the fatal consequences of overlooking the role. Read More

OSHA, What Are You Thinking? Jim Headley writes about current concerns regarding crane operating certifications in OSHA. Read More

Mobile Crane Accidents Prevented with Trained, Qualified Operators Operator error is usually only a "symptom" of the cause of crane accidents. Read More

Mobile Cranes Harbor High Accident Potential Jim Headley writes about the new technology surrounding cranes, and how it could lead to harsh consequences if handled improperly. Read More

Load Chart Illiteracy Policies, practices and attitudes promote universal ignorance Read More

What's All The Fuss About? Jim Headley writes about the OSHA's Type and Capacity Requirements Read More

In Defense of the Operator Jim Headley argues that regulations are much too strictly placed upon operators, and that a fair distribution of accountability is necessary to ensure fairness. Read More

Certifcation Needed More Than Ever Jim Headley analyzes the attitudes towards regulations and certifications in the crane and rigging industry, calling for a radical rethink. Read More

A Question of Duty An article by Jim Headley analyzes the question, "Are crane operators responsible for the actions of others?" Read More

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