Crane and Hoist Canada

2 months ago | craneandhoistcanada.com | Albert Wang

As winter sets in, it’s critical for crane operators to brace for the tougher conditions ahead. Cold temperatures can lead to reduced capacity across your crane components, while mobile cranes carry increased risks in cold weather due to both the commute itself and the temperature’s effect on the materials. According to WorkSafeBC, nearly 40% of all work-related vehicle crashes that cause injuries or time loss happen from November through February.

Jan 20, 2025 | craneandhoistcanada.com | Matt Jones

Crane jockeys from around British Columbia pitted their skills against one another at Falcon Equipment’s third annual Crane Rodeo in Port Kells, B.C. this September. The event serves as an exciting outlet for operators and their families, an outreach and networking opportunity for the industry and a chance for Falcon to showcase some of their new products.

Dec 9, 2024 | craneandhoistcanada.com | Albert Wang

The tradition of decorating tower cranes with holiday lights gives owners and operators of this equipment the opportunity to bring joy and festive cheer to many, transforming the skyline into a dazzling display. However, those looking to celebrate the holiday season in this manner must be mindful of the meticulous planning and careful installation required to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.

Nov 30, 2023 | craneandhoistcanada.com | Don Horne

The future of the heavy lifting industry looks bright. Armed with a strong work ethic, initiative, curiosity, and a commitment to training and safety, the 2023 Top 10 Under 40 selections are setting the bar for young professionals across the industry. Whether they work in leadership, operations, maintenance, sales or support, these crane and hoist employees are highly regarded by their colleagues, clients and peers.

Nov 16, 2023 | craneandhoistcanada.com | Don Horne

PDI National Cranes, part of the PDI Group of Companies in King, Ont. recently purchased a new Link-Belt Cranes 175|AT all terrain crane, adding to the company’s taxi fleet which specializes in commercial, industrial, and general construction in the Greater Toronto Area. According to Dallen Rands, Branch Manager for PDI National Cranes, the 175-ton (150-mt) all terrain crane is ideal for cell tower work because of ease of transport, one overflow truck, and quick setup time.