Top Running Crane Worker Planning Critical Lift

When it comes to lifting heavy loads, crane operators must be extremely cautious to avoid accidents and ensure a successful lift. A critical lift is defined as a load that exceeds 75% of a crane's rated capacity or requires the use of more than one crane. This type of lift demands a comprehensive plan to minimize the risk of crane failure or catastrophic loss.

Some common elements of a critical lift include:

* Lifts that require more than one crane

* Loads exceeding 75% of a crane's rated capacity

Government agencies, such as OSHA, and industry associations also have their own criteria for classifying critical lifts. For instance, OSHA defines a critical lift as one that either exceeds the rated capacity of the crane or derrick or requires the use of more than one crane.

At Baker & Son All Industrial Services, we have over 75 years of experience in the demolition and dismantlement industry. We are experts in performing selective and total interior demolition projects, and our team is dedicated to ensuring a safe and successful lift every time.

As a Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprise (M/WBE), we take pride in our exceptional safety record, expertly trained employees, and fleet of specialized heavy equipment. Our experienced team will work closely with you to develop a customized plan for your critical lift, taking into account all necessary factors to ensure a successful outcome.

Whether you're located in New Jersey or nationwide, Puerto Rico, or Canada, we have the expertise and resources to handle your critical lift project. Contact us today to learn more about our industrial and commercial demolition services.

Top running crane worker planning critical lift