From the course: On the Job Site: Construction
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Operating cranes on a job site
From the course: On the Job Site: Construction
Operating cranes on a job site
(light music) - One of the most visible aspects of any construction site is all the heavy equipment that's running around on the project. Now, one of the most visible pieces of heavy equipment are the cranes that are sticking up in the air. Now, these cranes are used all day long on every project to unload material off of trucks, hoist it to where we're gonna use it on the project site, move it around to a storage yard, hold it in place while we install it, and bolt it, and weld it. We use cranes a lot on construction projects, so if you've ever tried to run one of the claw machines in an arcade, and you think that's difficult ... (upbeat music) Try running that crane and holding a wall in place while the construction crews secure it. The people that run these cranes, the crane operators, or sometimes they're referred to as operating engineers, they hold a really unique position because a crane operator tends to only operate a crane. They don't get out of the crane and run another…
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Construction master schedule2m 22s
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A fresh perspective on the construction industry6m 8s
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Making sense of what you see on a job site2m 41s
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Understanding why screened fences exist1m 38s
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General safety considerations of a job site2m 25s
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Danger tape vs. caution tape2m 10s
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Stairs are much safer than ladders2m 10s
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Operating cranes on a job site2m 57s
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Prefabrication applied on a job site2m 39s
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Creating solutions to short-term job-site needs2m 15s
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How important is concrete on a job site?3m
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Ways to monitor safety and security on a job site2m 33s
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Engineering of the foundation slab of a job2m 58s
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What types of software are used in construction?2m 54s
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How 360-degree images help in job-site inspections2m
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