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Tech Tips |
Did you know that
when you enroll two students in select Crane Tech
seminars the third student is free? Students
attending the same class on the same dates save 33%!
Training Schedule
January -
March
Use Your
Crane Bucks
For These Programs
See Below
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Mobile Crane Operator Training: |
| Tampa, FL |
January 30 - Feb 2 |
| Charlotte, NC
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February 6 - 9 |
| Pittsburgh,
PA |
February 13-16 |
| * Tampa, FL |
March 6 - 9 |
| Chicago, IL |
March 13 - 16 |
| * Houston, TX |
March 20 - 23 |
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Overhead Crane Inspector Training: |
| Houston, TX |
February 27 -
Mar 1 |
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Rigging Gear & Sling Inspector Training: |
| Houston, TX |
March 1 - 3 |
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Mobile Crane Inspector Training: |
| Tampa, FL |
March 13 - 15 |
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Applied Rigging Practices: |
| Tampa, FL |
February 6 - 7 |
| Houston, TX |
March 27 - 28 |
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Boom Truck Operator Training: |
| Tampa, FL |
February 8 - 9 |
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Overhead Crane Operator Training: |
| Tampa, FL |
January 23 - 24 |
| Houston, TX |
March 29 - 30 |
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* CCO Testing
available on noted programs.
Train-the-Trainer
available for
most programs. |
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 Tire Inflation
Pressure on Mobile Cranes:
A change in tire
inflation pressure may constitute "Tire Servicing."
OSHA 1910.177 defines servicing as ["Service" or "servicing"
means the mounting and dismounting of rim wheels, and
related activities such as inflating, deflating, installing,
removing, and handling.]
When a mobile crane operator makes an "On-Rubber" lift tire
inflation pressures may have to be increased over what is
required for normal driving operations. This increase
can put you at risk of not meeting OSHA regulations and may
lead to a serious accident.
Operators sometimes lower tire pressures to soften their
drive around construction sites. Some crane manufacturers
specify lower tire pressures for driving the crane and
greater pressures for On-Rubber lifts. What this means
is that a potential untrained person may end up "servicing"
a single or multi-piece rim wheel without proper barriers
and/or restraining devices.
Keep your job sites safe. Read and follow OSHA 1910.177
"Servicing multi-piece and single piece rim wheels.
Click here to go directly to this OSHA standard.
Feel free to send this article to others who may benefit
from this information.
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Did you know that most Crane Tech programs are
provided at our clients site? On-Site training
offers many benefits: |
- Customized training to your exact needs
- Equipment specific training
- Site specific to facility's work
- Lower per student cost
- Builds a common information base
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 Cash
In With Crane Bucks in 2006
Crane Bucks saves
you money just for confirming any training program by
January 31, 2006. Offer good for training completed by
March 31, 2006.
Save up
to $500 on On-Site Training
Save up to $100 on any Seminar Enrollment
To redeem your Crane bucks,
simply reply to our email and put
"Crane Bucks" in the subject line.
Let us know what service we can provide and the savings is
yours. Confirmation must be made
by January 31, 2006.
You'll be seeing Green with these $avings!
Limit one per customer. |
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