Crane Safety 2019 will bring together decision makers across industries to discuss the dynamic solutions available. Hear insights from leading construction companies about recent projects and practical guidance from the industry regulator.

This is a unique opportunity to learn industry best practice and how your organisation can address the challenges of risk and incident reduction, cost savings vs maintenance and compliance with safety legislation. Hear and develop effective strategies to make your lifting operations as safe, timely and cost-efficient as possible.

“As lifting projects continue to become more complex, crane owners and operators must understand how to maintain high levels of safety and compliance with industry regulations.”
Tim Watson, Technical Consultant, Construction Plant-hire Association.


HEAR PRESENTATIONS AND INSIGHTS FROM:

  • Mike Ponsonby shares lessons learned from the last three years of incidents and provides suggestions to ensure greater safety for all crane operators
  • Health and Safety Executive provide key guidance to support asset integrity and maintenance
  • BYLOR outline how they have overcome specific lifting challenges and crane volumes during construction of Hinckley Point C
  • Sparrows Group identify issues with offshore crane integrity
  • Laing O’Rourke highlight best practice for education and training to increase safety with human factors

And more!

ATTEND THIS SEMINAR TO:

  • Ask the regulator: a unique opportunity to understand what is expected from those operating cranes, with examples of good and bad practice
  • Network with crane engineering experts and budget-holding main contractors with ongoing equipment requirements
  • Debate the best methods to reduce risk and increase savings in crane operations with industry leaders
  • Hear from key construction stakeholders about the different crane usages in major construction and infrastructure projects to better understand client requirements

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

All Heads, Directors, Managers and Engineers who are involved in the following areas are strongly recommended to attend:

  • Operations
  • Project Management
  • Site Management
  • Lifting
  • Development
  • Safety
  • Risk
  • Investigations

Starts

Tuesday, 17th September 2019 at 12:00am

Ends

Tuesday, 17th September 2019 at 12:00am

Venue

Institution of Mechanical Engineers, London