A metal finishing plant in central Indiana was the scene of a catastrophic runway failure. When our emergency service technicians arrived, the bridge and spreader bar was hanging precariously over caustic dipping vats. One of the runways had broken loose and fallen. Caustic environments tend to increase the chances of equipment failure. A Runway survey, as part of a regular preventive inspection, could have possibly prevented this failure.

Giving Tuesday is a movement that celebrates the power of kindness through generosity, community, and shared humanity.

We are thrilled to announce that CraneWerks has once again been honored with the Distributor Excellence Award from Harrington Hoists. This marks the seventh time we have received this prestigious award, highlighting our rapid and expansive growth within the industry. We couldn’t be prouder of this achievement and the recognition it brings to our dedicated team and valued partners.

Traditionally, companies have relied on renting mobile rotator tow trucks to handle the un-decking process, which can be costly, time-consuming, & inefficient.

In the world of overhead crane operations, risks are always present. Whether it’s lifting heavy loads or maneuvering complex systems, the potential for unexpected situations is ever-present. This makes emergency preparedness not just important—but vital. Through rigorous and ongoing training, crane operators can be equipped to handle any crisis, reducing the likelihood of accidents and ensuring quick, effective responses when emergencies do occur. This level of preparedness not only saves lives but also solidifies your reputation as a dealer who puts safety and reliability first.