Shortly after I had left a sitework company they were doing a tiltup spread for Frito-Lay, a big truck warehouse for chips. The concrete boys were about two thirds done standing up panels when things got ugly. As the crane was swinging a panel over one outrigger, it punched through the concrete floor. Panel went down, crane went down, riggers running for their lives, jackstays popping, every panel that was up, came down. Wish I could have seen that. Nobody hurt.
Lawsuits everywhere, in a circle, never did hear how it came out, but everything met the engineering and they had the compaction and concrete lab reports. Sometimes everything should have been okay, and stuff happens anyway. Maybe that's why they use crawlers nowadays, spread the load out?