For many contractors, installing precast concrete stairs remains a labour-intensive and high-risk operation. The traditional approach—using chain blocks for changing load angles—requires workers to manually adjust lifting chains under the load, often while standing directly beneath it.
Ever wonder why some equipment seems to live forever while others break down faster than a cheap umbrella in a hurricane? The answer isn’t just about build quality or maintenance schedules—it’s about the environment.
Ensuring the safety of your overhead lifts is essential to protecting workers, preventing costly downtime, and complying with industry regulations. Here are key steps to ensure your overhead lifting equipment remains safe and reliable.
Too many businesses operate in a state of crisis, waiting for something to break before they fix it. That’s like driving a car with no oil change and hoping the engine won’t seize. It’s reckless. It’s expensive. And it’s unnecessary.
Ensuring the safety of your overhead lifts is essential to protecting workers, preventing costly downtime, and complying with industry regulations. Here are key steps to ensure your overhead lifting equipment remains safe and reliable.
