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    Quote Originally Posted by lostsizzle View Post
    Does anyone know if its against the law to operate equipment without a state issued licence
    Some states do require that an operator of hoisting equipment over a certain tonnage have a license. But not all states, Yet. That law just passed for us here in PA.
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    As of today it's not a state requirement, but I do believe that it has been established that within the next 4 years it will be so. My company has been heavily involved in encouraging it's operators to get their NCCCO licenses and reimburses all costs for the training and cert's after they pass.
    I'd rather be in the air running a tower crane, but can't always be so PICKY.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shipman View Post
    remember to take the ladder down after working on boom head
    red paint must have been on sale

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    Wow.. That's crazy..

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    Crane Accidents on LeCrane Chronicle

    I have several crane accidents here on my blog. Most are overhead crane accidents since that is my forte!

    http://overheadmaterialhandlingregul...ne%20Accidents

    I often post crane accidents on my blog or if I don't have time I just tweet it instead.

    https://twitter.com/#!/CalvinFrank



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    Crane Blogger, I clicked on the links and can't get any video to open. No way to click on them at all. Maybe it my computer or something I don't understand. I read as much about crane accidents as I can, to stay informed and more aware so I can avoid becoming a member of that undesirable group of operators.
    I'd rather be in the air running a tower crane, but can't always be so PICKY.

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    Disregard CB I went back and tried again and they worked. Thanks for sharing them.
    I'd rather be in the air running a tower crane, but can't always be so PICKY.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gostr8r View Post
    Disregard CB I went back and tried again and they worked. Thanks for sharing them.
    No problem. Hope you like them. I will post on here again when I get some more on my page.

    Thanks

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    How about the one I saw on fb's Crane Operators Only group. I read there that you had something on it too. It was a conventional boom that had a long jib collapsed over a big yellow structure. Three guys went down with the man basket and were badly injured. The operator himself posted on fb that it would have been better if they had all died! He always criticized everyone else's talent and any cranes that were not made from in country. A very racist and conceited man that had nothing positive to share with any one.
    I'd rather be in the air running a tower crane, but can't always be so PICKY.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gostr8r View Post
    How about the one I saw on fb's Crane Operators Only group. I read there that you had something on it too. It was a conventional boom that had a long jib collapsed over a big yellow structure. Three guys went down with the man basket and were badly injured. The operator himself posted on fb that it would have been better if they had all died! He always criticized everyone else's talent and any cranes that were not made from in country. A very racist and conceited man that had nothing positive to share with any one.
    Ya. I just read what your talking about. The whole group was all over that guy. The Crane Blogger they were referring to another crane blogger. I am actually an overhead crane blogger but it didn't fit for a user name so I dropped the "overhead" part. Most of my post with the exception to crane accidents will be on overhead cranes and gantries.







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    Cool and thanks for the quick reply.
    I'd rather be in the air running a tower crane, but can't always be so PICKY.

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    You reckon he was on that rig or hes just blowing smoke....Strange post
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    I think he was on it. If not then why would he incriminate himself like that? I did see that he posted on some other sites too so I would think it was him.




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    Quote Originally Posted by gostr8r View Post
    How about the one I saw on fb's Crane Operators Only group. I read there that you had something on it too. It was a conventional boom that had a long jib collapsed over a big yellow structure. Three guys went down with the man basket and were badly injured. The operator himself posted on fb that it would have been better if they had all died! He always criticized everyone else's talent and any cranes that were not made from in country. A very racist and conceited man that had nothing positive to share with any one.
    What a POS. where can I find this story? Any links?

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    There is no link to the actual post. However here is the link to the group. You have to be a member, but I was never questioned when I signed up for it. Just scroll down a ways and you will see a picture of a yellow boom collapsed. This is the one that is in reference to. http://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/7686371575/



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