Your Training Records Should Tell a Story. Are Yours Telling the Right One?
Most organizations don’t think much about employee training records until someone asks to see them. It may be after a workplace incident, during a third-party audit, while preparing for an […]
How to Avoid OSHA Citations: Spot Compliance Gaps Before OSHA Does
When OSHA shows up on your job site, what they find can cost you in fines, delays, and serious setbacks. The reality is that most violations related to training and […]
So You Received an OSHA Citation—Now What?
An OSHA citation can be overwhelming. You’re facing deadlines, potential fines, and uncertainty about what to do next. But take a breath—because you do have options. At Crane Tech, we’ve […]
After the OSHA Visit: How to Prepare for What Comes Next
OSHA just inspected your site. Maybe they asked questions you didn’t expect. Maybe they pointed out missing documentation or areas of concern. And now, you’re wondering what to do next, […]
Introducing Crane Tech’s Expanded Safety Services: Safety Consultations, Inspections, and Compliance Program Support
Crane Tech is excited to announce the launch of our expanded Safety Services Division, strengthening the ways we support you as a full-service safety partner. We’ve built these services on […]
Washington State Compliance Alert
What changes mean for crew training, qualifications, and certifications Washington State Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) recently updated its regulations for cranes and rigging in construction. There are […]
What to Look for in Crane Operator and Safety Training
(And How to Choose the Right Partner) The right training doesn’t just check a box—it builds a safer, more knowledgeable, skilled and capable team. Whether you’re hiring new operators […]
Part 6: Mobile Crane Stability – Don’t Be A Statistic
When we began this series, we mentioned that tipping is the most common type of accident with cranes. To that end, we are trying to do our part to keep […]
Part 5: Mobile Crane Stability – What Does OSHA Say?
As we’ve discussed earlier in this series, it would not be safe to operate a crane that didn’t have reserve stability. It would be like hoisting 2,000 pounds with a […]
Part 4: Mobile Crane Stability – Adding It All Together
Thank goodness it is not necessary for crane operators to calculate the leverage for a lift. However, how leverage is calculated is essential for crane operators to understand. The example […]