Third-party inspections are critical for a tower crane's safety and operations.

Tower Crane Maintenance and Third-Party Inspections

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Explore Crane Operation as a Career Webinar

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Planning for Work Around High-Voltage Equipment? “Plan for 10”

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Legislation Changes for Tower Crane Zoning and Anti-Collision Devices

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Preventing Lifting Point Failures in Construction

A new WorkSafeBC Bulletin provides guidance on preventing lifting…
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Cranes and Mobile Equipment Inspectional Approach

WorkSafeBC is developing a Cranes and Mobile Equipment Inspectional…
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2019 Annual Report Available

BC Crane Safety's 2019 Annual Report is now available. Please…
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Annual Equipment Inspection and Certification

Click here for guidance developed by Engineers and Geoscientists…
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BC Crane Safety Signs Mutual Recognition Agreement with European Crane Operator License Foundation

BC Crane Safety reached a ground-breaking Mutual Recognition…
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Clinton Connell Appointed New Executive Director

I am very pleased to announce that Clinton Connell will be assuming…