The True Cost of Crane Incidents in Alberta Crane incidents aren’t just about equipment damage – they can shut down worksites, drive up insurance costs, result in OH&S fines, and put operators at risk. Even one accident can mean days or weeks of lost productivity, ballooning costs, and legal headaches for your company. Downtime Costs More Than Repairs – Every hour a crane is out of service is lost revenue, missed deadlines, and frustrated clients. – Injuries and damages typically lead to lengthy investigations, sometimes resulting in tens of thousands in fines or litigation. – Insurance claims can raise your premiums substantially, affecting your profitability over the long run. How Training Helps Reduce Potential Incidents Business owners who invest in
Crane Training – Edmonton Alberta
We don’t use our office in Calgary much, all our training is done on site and this one in particular was based on showing the operators how to use the crane on a slope, we measured the slope and it was 11 degrees, far more than any knuckle boom is rated to work on…unless you lift properly. Many operators we work with tell us that areas around Edmonton have few hills, but the ones they do encounter are not the 5-7 degrees that knuckle boom cranes are rated to. But we teach operators the best methods to deal with slope work, and once they understand simple geometry, well the rest is quite easy. What we tell everyone is be sure