Why Do Crane Accidents Happen?

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Why Do Crane Accidents Happen? Phone: ​718-619-4215, 914-357-8911 E-mail: whc@cooper-law.com www.cooper-law.com

One out of five construction accidents involve cranes. Contractors and employers must take all the necessary steps to ensure that crane operators are trained properly and adequately. Many crane accidents are preventable. Having some knowledge about their causes may help prevent a lot of accidents. Here are some of the common causes of crane accidents and tips to prevent them:

Collapses Cranes are designed and manufactured with certain weight limits to ensure that they do not tip over. When cranes exceed the maximum weight limits, they may collapse. Crane operators must make sure that they do not exceed the crane’s capacity to carry loads.

Improper Assembling One of the main reasons for crane collapses is improper assembling. When cranes do not have proper blocking to stabilize the loads, the unbalanced loads may lead to the crane collapsing. Crane assemblies should always be carried out according to the manufacturer’s specifications.

Improper Training When crane operators are not given proper training on crane operations and safety procedures, they may cause serious accidents. It is every employer’s responsibility to ensure that all employees are trained and have completed OSHA safety courses specifically related to crane operations.

Mechanical Failures Mechanical failures can cause serious crane accidents. Mechanical failures occur when cranes are not properly maintained. There should be routine maintenance to prevent accidents.

Contact With Overhead Power Lines A majority of crane accidents are caused by contact with overhead power lines. The current to active power lines should be shut off to prevent electrocution from accidental contact with them.

If you or a loved one has been injured in a crane accident, contact our crane accident lawyers today. It is our goal to help each of our clients find the justice they deserve and obtain compensation for their losses and suffering.

Contact: Marvin A. Cooper, P.C. 245 Main Street Suite 510 White Plains, NY 10601 914- 357-8911 / 718- 619 4215 whc@cooper-law.com www.cooper-law.com