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Category Archives: News
BARNHART EFFICIENCY AT WORK IN KENTUCKY
Barnhart’s new team in the Ohio Valley is in the middle of a major project for a chemical plant in Calvert City, Kentucky. The team was hired to offload, move and set three chemical columns weighing up to 200,000 lbs. … Continue reading
Posted in Chemical, News
Tagged Calvert City, chemical plant, gantries, goldhofer trailer, heavy lift, Kentucky
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BARNHART MOVES BERTHA IN AN “ENGINEERING MARVEL”
A mammoth project is underway in Seattle to replace the Alaska Way Viaduct with a new State Route 99. To dig the tunnel that goes beneath the city, the contractor brought in the world’s largest Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) ever … Continue reading
Posted in Commercial, News
Tagged Alaska Way Viaduct, Bertha, goldhofer trailer, heavy lift, Heavy Lift Cranes, modular lift tower
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Quality and Safety on Wind Projects: How to plan for safety and quality to maximize budget, schedule and wind power production
by Julian Bell, Signal Energy Constructors Everyone pays a lot of attention to the four major construction issues: safety, quality, schedule and budget. Of these, safety and quality are typically the least discussed during the project award process. “Good” quality and … Continue reading
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BARNHART’S KAERCHER TO LEAD ITI WEBINAR
Gene Kaercher, Director Safety & Quality for Barnhart Crane, will lead a free ITI Showcase Webinar on Friday, November 30th entitled, “Tackling the Challenges of Training Site Supervisors, Lift Directors, and Other Leaders”. 3:00 p.m. ET The webinar is intended … Continue reading
Posted in Educational, News
Tagged Crane and Rigging, HSE, Lift Directors, Site Supervisors, training
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NEW MARKET FOR BARNHART
Barnhart Crane & Rigging is expanding into Syracuse, New York with the recent acquisition of C&S Crane and Rigging Company. C&S served industrial, commercial and public sector customers throughout upstate New York since 2008 with 15 to 200 ton cranes … Continue reading
Posted in Commercial, News, Nuclear Power
Tagged C&S Crane & Rigging, Crane, goldhofer trailer, Heavy Hauling, Syracuse
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The Future of Cranes: Rocket Power?
Imagine a future with cranes that harness the power of rockets to do their work. If you think it sounds like a bad plot from a space-era science fiction novel, you aren’t far from the truth. In fact, NASA used … Continue reading