Page 2 - Crane Operators News Today

Work at height, vehicle-pedestrian interactions, and loading and unloading materials topped the hazards crane operators are exposed to according to a study by The National Commission...

A deadly crane accident at Oakridge Park in Vancouver, B.C. claimed worker's life; crane operator union called for mandatory training, certification

Three weeks before a worker was killed by a fallen crane load at the Oakridge Park luxury condo construction site in Vancouver, the union representing hundreds of crane operators across B.C. issued ominous calls for the provincial government to impose mandatory training and certification for all crane workers.

“There had to be a force that was introduced,” union president says.

Structural steel is close to being ready to go up nine months into the construction of the $1.7 billion project in Orchard Park. The concrete that sets the stage to

US training organisations the NCCCO Foundation and the National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (CCO) have entered into a formal agreement with the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) through the OSHA...

The two-year agreement with the NCCO will provide operators with training.

Discover how OSHAs new alliance with NCCCO and the NCCCO Foundation is set to enhance crane operator safety by addressing major hazards in the construction industry and providing vital training and resources.

The primary goal will be to help employers and workers prevent workplace health and safety hazards.

Huisman has announced the launch of a newly developed system that empowers crane operators with the ability to anticipate and react to approaching win...