Cameras on Cranes: Crane Accidents and Line of Vision All too often, crane accidents occur because of the fact that the crane operator’s line of vision was blocked. When a crane operator cannot see where the crane is traveling, where the lift is moving, or objects which suddenly come into the path of the lift or the crane, then catastrophe … Read More
Crane Boom Injuries and Cameras on Cranes
Crane Boom Injuries and Cameras on Cranes The last week has sadly brought with it a few crane boom accidents, some of which caused injuries and death. Although it is not true for all crane boom accidents, it is clear that some of them could be prevented by simply adding cameras on cranes. That is why HoistCam is so dedicated … Read More
How Cameras on Cranes Can Help Riggers
How Cameras on Cranes Can Help Riggers We’ve read all about how Hoistcams cameras on crane can help the crane operator when making critical lifts. In many articles, we have emphasized how cameras on cranes can help the operator by lowering his dependency on the riggers and spotters below. When a crane operator is able to see the entire lift … Read More
Using Cameras on Cranes for Critical Lifts
Using Cameras on Cranes for Critical Lifts As anyone with experience on a job site where cranes are used knows, all lifts require a measure of planning in order to be safe. According to the Hartford Loss Control Department, “Factors such as load weight, crane configuration, rated capacity, and site conditions, some lifts require more extensive planning by qualified persons … Read More
New Jersey FACE Advises Use of Cameras on Cranes
New Jersey FACE Advises Use of Cameras on Cranes A report from New Jersey’s Fatality Assessment & Control Evaluation Project shows why government agencies are beginning to advise the use of cameras on cranes. According to one report, ” On May 31, 2002, a federal OSHA compliance officer notified FACE staff of a worker who was killed in a machine-related … Read More