The Peej
Senior Member
not sure how this can happen
https://www.fox61.com/article/news/...xKN5Q6_JPChPCpT0KGtXSilQ-7UMpV6Cl40MmR6QLUHD8
https://www.fox61.com/article/news/...xKN5Q6_JPChPCpT0KGtXSilQ-7UMpV6Cl40MmR6QLUHD8
Still trying to figure what was in lift to injure the 22 so far listed.
I'd guess the tower crane operator forgot about the crawler crane being there. Why would you set up the crawler crane with the tower crane right there?
I'd guess the tower crane operator forgot about the crawler crane being there. Why would you set up the crawler crane with the tower crane right there?
I've set up under a tower with the boom truck many times. The tower gets booked solid by the ironworkers, for example, and the carpenters need to do some work. That pic in my photo thread setting column steel is an example.On many jobsites you have to. We had as many as three towers crossing each other at one time. We had a forth experienced operator just monitoring and watching them from a good spot, listening to the radios and warning them if they were going to swing into a higher cranes cables. He said them 6 weeks were the most stressful time of his career. It can get scary and deadly in a hurry. Looks like on this one they got lucky that no one tipped and died.