As of August 1, 2023, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts has stopped making and mailing out any licenses through the Office of Public Safety and Inspections (OPSI), including the Hoisting Engineer licenses that many of our customers hold. To get a copy of their licenses, people must now go through the same system used to register […]
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Greetings to all our valued subscribers and industry enthusiasts! We are thrilled to bring you the latest update on all the exciting developments at Cranes101. As a company dedicated to excellence in crane inspection services and heavy equipment training, we never cease to push the boundaries to provide you with top-tier solutions that meet your
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We at Cranes101 know from experience that many job-site accidents are the result of a lack of training and equipment failure. Don’t let that happen to you and your employees. Sign up for training or schedule your next inspection. But first, read on for the July 2023 accidents. Lucky escape This article was originally published on July
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Once again, we bring you some articles we found this month for you around the Internet. OSHA’s revised recordkeeping rule to go into effect Jan. 1 Companies with 100 or more employees will need to follow this rule, per this Safety & Health Magazine article. Why Apprenticeship? One Company’s Journey One way companies are solving
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Effective today, OSHA has begun a National Emphasis Program on Warehousing and Distribution Center Operations to get a handle on the workplace hazards within these facilities. Part of the hazards found within these facilities have to do with forklift operation and inspection, which we at Cranes101 can help you with. Make sure your employees are
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Cool Summer News We are always happy to send our instructors anywhere in the country where training is requested. This past month, we had an opportunity to go to Alaska, Anchorage and Kotzebue to be exact! So even if you are north of the Arctic Circle, Cranes101 will get your crane operators certified. Check out
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We at Cranes101 know from experience that many job-site accidents are the result of a lack of training and equipment failure. Don’t let that happen to you and your employees. Sign up for training or schedule your next inspection. But first, read on for the June 2023 accidents. Double electrocution This article was originally published on June
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June is National Safety Month! As always, here are some articles we found this month for you around the Internet. In a Real Aerial Rescue, How Will You Respond? From TCI Magazine, the author details how one such rescue went down, and how it could have been so much worse. Lockout/Tagout update now “long-term” action
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One of our trainers, Randy Sheehan, is looking for seasoned crane operators for work in NH. He’d like workers who have their Class B CDL and who can operate a 110 ton Liebherr RT crane and/or a 175 ton Tadano crane. If you’re interested and fit these requirements, please give Randy a call at (603)966-0442.
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Crane Chronicles Turns 100! This newsletter is the 100th edition of Cranes Chronicles – quite the milestone! In the early days of the company until a few years ago, we would send out print editions to our customers. For the last few years, we’ve gone completely digital, in line with going more and more paper
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