AC&T Sourcebook 2026

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A collage

For the most part, the annual ACT Sourcebook is a huge collage of the most important information we produce in American Cranes & Transport magazine each year. In this one publication, readers have access to our four annual top lists – the ACT100 list of North America’s to crane companies, the TRANSPORT50 list of North American’s top specialized transportation companies, the SPECIALIZEDLIFTING50 list of top specialized lifting and rigging companies and the TOWERCRANE50 list of top tower crane-owning companies.

Additionally, this publication features the SC&RA Job of the Year special section that is in the May issue of ACT each year. These jobs are amazing feats of lifting, rigging and hauling. There is also dedicated content from SC&RA, SC&R Foundation, NCCCO, NCCCO Foundation and SC&RA affinity partner National Interstate. Another valuable special section in the Sourcebook is the SC&RA Product Catalog, another exclusive.

But the real bonus in this publication is our Sourcebook Crane Guide, which features the North American products lines for 13 crane classes and gantries. This information is exclusive to our market and it is one of the biggest research undertakings we pursue each year.

Two directories round out the Sourcebook, including the Specialized Transport Manufacturers/Services directory and the Manufacturers’ & Services Directory. If you are not listed in these directories and want to be a part of them, please send us an email and we will send you a data sheet for next year’s edition.

And finally, you can find our Industry Events Diary in the Sourcebook, which is a great way to look at the year ahead. Welcome to the ACT Sourcebook

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Blueprint for

The SC&RF is stepping up its workforce-development efforts – from webinars, handbooks and outreach tools to scholarships, company grants and industry research.

At the heart of the Specialized Carriers & Rigging Foundation’s (SC&RF) mission lies the recognition that the industry confronts a serious labor-shortage and skills-gap challenge. The workforcedevelopment pillar is designed to equip companies, educators, students and new entrants with the tools they need.

Key initiatives include:

■ A Workforce Ambassador Program, through which member-companies volunteer ambassadors who promote industry careers at schools, technical colleges and events.

■ A Workforce Ambassador Portal and a “Career Pathways” website, offering downloadable career-fliers, handbooks, presentations and recorded webinars.

■ A resource library featuring handbooks, presentations and archived webinars aimed at new-hire training, career-pathway awareness and retention.

“We realized early on that casting the net wider, to both new entrants and existing talent, required accessible tools,” said Jackie Roskos, director, SC&RF.

460 Scholarships grants

Scholarships for individuals

The SC&RF offers several scholarship tracks aimed at individuals who wish to begin or advance their careers in the specialized-lifting and transport industry.

VOCATIONAL/TECHNICAL SCHOLARSHIPS: Supporting trainees pursuing certification or continuing-education courses (for example: diesel mechanics, welding, crane-operator certification).

COLLEGIATE SCHOLARSHIPS: For those seeking four-year degrees or master’slevel education in fields relevant to the industry.

PARTNERS IN EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS: Through collaborations with training providers, offering tuition-support awards for selected courses.

These scholarships are more than financial assistance – they send a message that this industry is open, viable and professional.

20,750 Students & educators

38 Reports, studies, research projects

Shelly Gayring, treasurer of the SC&RF, delivered a report to the SC&RA Governing Committee at the 2025 Crane & Rigging Workshop, sharing updates on how the Foundation is building the industry’s future.

Boulter Industrial, an SC&RF Workforce Ambassador, hosted a Builders Exchange of Rochester Construction Career Day to spark interest in the industry. PHOTO: BOULTER INDUSTRIAL

Company Training Grant

Recognizing that building talent is not just about individuals but about companies training groups of workers, SC&RF offers the Company Training Grant (CT Grant) to member-companies of the Specialized Carriers & Rigging Association (SC&RA).

The Company Training Grant (CT Grant) is designed for SC&RA member firms that are training two or more employees at a time. It helps offset the financial burden of bringing new hires on board or up-skilling existing staff through certification and training programs. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis throughout the year, with funds typically disbursed to training administrators or schools rather than directly to for-profit companies. More information and application materials are available at scrfoundationawards. smapply.io

When companies invest in their teams, the industry as a whole becomes stronger.

Industry research

In recent years, the SC&RF has made research a cornerstone of its mission to guide meaningful programming and advocacy. The Foundation’s ongoing State of the Workforce study serves as the industry’s most comprehensive look at employment trends, demographics, and training needs across the crane, rigging, and specialized transport sectors. By gathering data on factors such as workforce age, gender representation, education levels, and hiring projections, the Foundation provides a clearer picture of where the greatest challenges, and opportunities, exist. These insights directly shape SC&RF’s outreach strategy,

resource development, and support for member companies.

Data-driven planning ensures the Foundation’s efforts have real impact.

“We’re not guessing where the needs are, we’re identifying them and acting on them,” said Roskos.

Looking ahead

Across the crane, rigging and specialized transport industries, an aging workforce, rapid advances in technology, and growing competition from other skilled trades continue to create workforce pressures. The SC&RF is addressing these challenges through a multifaceted, forward-looking strategy that blends outreach, education and research. By engaging students, educators and

Call to action

If you’re a company in the crane, rigging or specialized-transport space, consider how your workforce-development plan might leverage SC&RF’s resources: webinars, hand-books, outreach tools and the CT Grant.

If you’re an individual or student aspiring to this sector, explore the Foundation’s scholarships and download the careerpathway resources.

⊲ Visit scr-foundation.org to access materials, view archived webinars and apply for funding.

veterans early, supporting both new hires and seasoned employees with training and certification opportunities, and helping companies invest in their own workforce development, the Foundation is building a stronger pipeline of qualified professionals. Each of these efforts is reinforced by ongoing research, ensuring that future initiatives remain aligned with real-world industry needs. n

$959,000 Awarded for scholarships & grants $165,000 on workforce development efforts $748,000 Invested in research

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RIGGING LESS THAN $300,000

BARNHART CRANE & RIGGING

Tipstick application

Facing many unknowns, Barnhart’s engineering team used custom lifting and rigging tools to innovatively remove and replace an isophase fan.

Barnhart Crane & Rigging was awarded a project that involved the complicated removal and replacement of an isophase fan at a power plant. The removal process required disassembling the fan into four sections,

Critical engineering and innovation were hallmarks of the Barnhart project that involved removing and replacing of an Isophase fan using several of Barnhart’s custom tools.

each with an unknown center of gravity, while the replacement consisted of three sections with significantly offset centers of gravity. Innovation was key to the successful completion of this project.

The original fan was located in the turbine building and had to be extracted through an opening in the wall provided by the plant. The opening led into the plant’s switchyard.

To ensure safety, daily Job Hazard Analyses were conducted by the Barnhart team to identify potential risks and involve crew members in proactive hazard management. Standard operating procedures were followed for all equipment used, and a 100-hour safety standdown was implemented to reinforce awareness of hazards, particularly pinch points and the dangers of working around suspended loads.

The Barnhart team had a lot of knowledge and experience with a project like this, and they knew immediately they would have to think outside the box.

“Innovation played a crucial role in this project,” said Barnhart’s Eric Cantrell. “This was the perfect job to use the company’s custom Tipstick tool. Our engineers made modifications to an existing Barnhart 27K Tipstick to accommodate the fan sections, minimizing the required headroom.”

Unconventional rigging

The project required ingenuity, utilizing multiple unconventional rigging and lifting devices, including the Barnhart counterweight cantilever system, known as the MOCCS; the custom Barnhart 27K Tipstick; a 75-ton Lift Systems Mobilift, a 100-ton slide and multi-lift jacks to facilitate both removal and installation.

Engineering support was extensive, including the development of engineered lift plans, jack and slide layouts and custom fabrication solutions to ensure a precise and secure execution. The work took place over a span of three days, from September 11 to September 13, 2024, and was safely executed on time without a hitch.

RIGGING $300,000 TO $1 MILLION

MOUNTAIN CRANE SERVICE

Clamp champ

In removing and replacing a refractory-lined CO line, the Mountain Crane Service team developed an innovative rigging solution that was safe and efficient.

Mountain Crane Service applied its experience and know-how to a project that involved the removal and replacement of a 36 to 42-inch refractory-lined CO line within a highly time-sensitive framework.

One of the key challenges of the project was the lack of overhead clearance for a crane to pick the line, coupled with obstructions below, that prevented the use of a jack-and-slide operation. To overcome these constraints, the Mountain

Crane Service engineered a solution for replacing a refractory-lined CO line by using SPMTs and a stinger clamp system, improving efficiency and safety at elevated heights.

Service team engineered an innovative solution, utilizing a selfpropelled modular transporter (SPMT) and a stinger clamp system.

This approach ensured enhanced efficiency and provided safer working conditions at elevated heights, addressing the overall challenges of the positioning of the CO line. The stinger clamp system

was specifically designed to handle the limitations posed by the lack of clearance and obstructions. An assist crane was brought in for the offloading of the CO line, allowing for a smooth and secure operation.

Remarkable engineering

Mountain Crane’s in-house engineering team, in close collaboration with the field team, designed and executed the rigging plan, eliminating the need for traditional bull rigging methods.

“Remarkably, the Mountain Crane Service team engineered and mobilized the necessary equipment in under one month, a feat that speaks to our expertise and agility,” said Mountain Crane Service’s Tyler Poulsen.

The project was completed successfully, with the client expressing appreciation for the timely, safe and efficient execution of the work, according to Mountain Crane’s Billy Meade.

According to Billings Plant Manager Par Pacific, “Mountain Crane went above and beyond to develop an innovative rigging solution, demonstrating creativity and precision to safely execute the removal and installation of a complex project.” ■

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RIGGING $1 MILLION TO $3 MILLION

BRAGG COMPANIES

Go for Stack!

Bragg Companies accomplished an unprecedented feat installing the Endeavour in the blast-off configuration.

In a historic job, Bragg Companies provided engineering, civil improvements, rigging, equipment and labor to relocate the Space Shuttle Endeavour, two solid rocket boosters and External Tank-94 (ET-94) from storage to the new Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center for their “Go for Stack” exhibit.

When moving priceless aerospace relics, the pressure is intense. The Bragg team engineered, 3D printed, fabricated and mounted key components without access to vital NASA data from the Shuttle program, including lifting lugs, tailing lugs and spreader bar bolster frames for the external tanks, as well as jacking frames and slings for the Endeavour.

Spec sheets for components were not necessarily accurate, requiring precise field verification. ET-94 measured 154 feet long, 27 feet 6 inches in diameter and weighed 67,000 pounds. Endeavour stood 59 feet

tall, 122 feet long, had a 78-foot wingspan and weighed 176,000 pounds.

Tight clearances

At a crowded jobsite shared with an elementary school, stadiums and museums, vendors operated within a single tree-lined entrance with limited build and breakout areas. Elevation changes and high center-of-gravity moves added complexity. To keep the museum open, much of the work was done at night.

“The upending of these priceless space shuttle articles had never been attempted outside of a NASA-controlled indoor facility,” explained Justin Lambert of Bragg Companies. “Other challenges

included wind variations, underground utilities, ground pressures, night-time work and 24/7 media coverage. Over 1,500 engineering hours and five planning methods were submitted to the client.”

Supporting the project were a Liebherr LR1750, Liebherr LTM1400, Enerpac 110ton Cube Jack System, 20 lines of Goldhofer SPMT and a 200-ton J&R Power Rotator.

Moving and installing ET-94 was a major feat. After it was jacked up, it was transported on a 20-line SPMT fitted with custom jacking frames. Clearances were tight as ET-94 was guided down State Street to the lift area. The LR1750 and LTM1400, along with the Power Rotator, upended and flew ET-94 into the display building, carefully lowering it through a 130-foot scaffold with inches to spare. The main crane had a boom height of 407 feet and a 176-foot radius. ET-94’s delicate foam exterior required extreme caution.

Site alterations

When moving priceless relics, the pressure is intense. Bragg Companies relocated and installed the Endeavour Space Shuttle, two solid rocket boosters and the external tank (ET-94) from storage to the new S amuel Oschin Air and Space Center.

For the Shuttle move, the Pavilion’s back wall was removed and a 109-footlong, 30-foot-wide ramp was built to bridge a 42-inch elevation change. Geotech surveys, civil work, plating and matting – including 108 road plates and eight crane mats –prepared the surface for operations.

The Endeavour was disconnected from its seismic isolators using the Cube Jack System. It was lifted onto reconfigured jacking frames and moved on the SPMT. The Cube Jack was reintroduced to lift it 12 feet to remove the jacking frames and install bolster towers with custom lashing. It was maneuvered down a slope, around a corner and over a building onto State Street, with as little as 8 inches of clearance.

Late one night, the Endeavour was connected to a vertical sling and upended using the LTM1400 and LR1750. The gross load was 259,600 pounds at a 151foot radius. Endeavour was slowly lowered into the building and hard mated to the ET-94 for final assembly.

Safety was paramount. Bragg conducted daily Task Hazard Analyses and ensured PPE, equipment inspections, certifications and client-required safety protocols were fully enforced.

Barnhart developed two new rigging tools, the Barnhart Lifting Table and Barnhart Jack Masters, and greatly enhanced the schedule and safety at a semiconductor facility construction site supporting the installation of 150 MEP modules.

RIGGING OVER $3 MILLION

BARNHART CRANE & RIGGING

Critical rethinking

When installing 150 MEP modules the Barnhart team asked a critical question: Is there a more efficient way to do this?

In January of 2023, Barnhart was asked if it could support the installation of 150 MEP modules at a semiconductor facility construction site. The customer had planned to fabricate 20 by 20-foot modules on site, and then transport and install them one by one.

While the Barnhart team began developing solutions for this process, they asked the question: Is there a more efficient way to accomplish this?

Investigating further, the Barnhart team learned that this method would cause the steel and pipe installer to make hundreds and hundreds of field welds at a height of almost 30 feet off the ground. Some of the pipes were as large as 64 inches in diameter. After further discussion, the Barnhart team learned that if there was a way to fabricate large areas of the MEP steel and pipe in the building and then lift it to the ceiling, this would allow for the reduction in a significant amount of

manpower and working at height. It would also allow for the fabricator to install the longest runs of pipe possible to reduce the number of field welds required.

Engineering new tools

The solution was the development of Barnhart Lift Tables (LT50s) and Jack Masters. The fabrication and implementation of these new tools and techniques were the result of thinking through an entirely new method that would involve lifting these large footprints of pipe and steel, some weighing as much as 250,000 pounds, from grade to a height of 26 feet.

The challenge was developing a solution that was versatile enough to be modified for any footprint needing to be lifted, which meant different weights, different centers of gravities and different obstructions.

“The Barnhart Lift Tables and Jack Masters gave us the versatility we needed to accomplish this extremely tall order,” said Barnhart’s Compton Latture. “Barnhart’s engineering team collaborated with the piping and steel contractor to analyze each layout to determine weight, center of gravity support points and obstructions.”

Each lift arrangement was unique and required meticulous attention to detail to

ensure operation was done appropriately. Once the customer confirmed that a module was ready for lift, Barnhart would first install Jack Masters to lift the module from grade to a height of approximately 40 inches.

Once at height and set to safety jack stands, the Lift Tables would be moved into position. The lift tables were then utilized for the main lifting operation of the modules. In a single stroke, the lift tables would lift a module from a collapsed height of 40 inches up to approximately 26 feet in the air, stopping and sideshifting as needed to avoid obstacles until the module came to its final height for securement.

Due to the lift table’s holding valves, crews were able to work at height to make up the hundreds of bolted connections to securement plates at the ceiling. This unique solution made module fabrication easier. The number of welders and scaffolding required was drastically reduced.

This solution also increased safety by reducing the number of manhours that would have been spent working and welding at height. Barnhart’s engineering prowess saved three months on the project schedule, completed 41 MEP module area lifts, and brought two brand new tools to market. ■

HAULING LESS THAN 160,000 POUNDS NET

QSL TRANSPORT (formerly Transport Watson)

Through expert planning and execution, QSL Transport moved 51 enormous piping rack modules.

QSL Transport hauled 51 oversized piping rack modules

13.6 miles in an operation that had to be conducted at nighttime and represented several unparalleled challenges due to the winter season, the extreme dimensions of the modules and a narrow route that presented huge challenges. The largest modules measured 148 by 20 by 21 feet.

Due to 975 low power lines, the most direct route was not viable. Thus, the team engineered a custom route through narrow country roads. The trailer configuration had to be adjusted, tight turns had to be navigated, electrical poles replaced, and roads reinforced.

“The route required extensive

Module mania

modifications to accommodate the oversized loads weighing as much as 220,000 pounds,” said QSL Transport’s Emeric Doutriaux. “This included navigating 150 power lines that required adjustments, relocating 10 electrical poles, reinforcing roads with steel plates to support the extreme weight and executing controlled reverse driving maneuvers over hundreds of meters to navigate tight turns.”

Rigorous preparation

The execution of this project required six months of rigorous preparation. A comprehensive Traffic Management Plan (TMP) was developed to coordinate 15 full road closures while ensuring minimal disruption. Hundreds of man-hours were dedicated to stakeholder coordination, including meetings with city councils, engineering firms and transport specialists to ensure a smooth operation.

The QSL Transport team faced immense challenges posed by the terrain, weather and route logistics. Every module was delivered safely, efficiently and without incident.

The modules were of an immense scale, with the largest module measuring 75.4 feet by 17.8 feet by 15.5 feet and the heaviest module weighing 151,214 pounds. The custom-configured multiaxle trailers were designed to comply with strict municipal axle weight restrictions of 10,000 pounds per axle.

The transport team also had to manage controlled reverse driving maneuvers to accommodate the oversized loads. This project required six months of thorough preparation before execution. The first task was securing regulatory approvals from the municipal council, engineering assessments to strengthen certain road sections with steel plates and partnering with Hydro Québec to prevent power outages.

The Traffic Management Plan was critical to the success of the project. Separate teams for loading and transport were organized since the cargo had to be loaded on the same day as the nighttime journey. A speed limit of 6 mph was enforced, and white lighting systems were installed for better visibility. Load runners cleared power lines, and real-time tracking systems enabled emergency coordination.

The QSL Transport team worked with Hydro-Québec to relocate 10 electrical poles.

From October to December 2024, 40 oversized piping rack modules were transported at night, twice a week for seven weeks. Each convoy, consisting of three trucks, was supported by a team of safety personnel, including two police escorts, six private road escorts and six bucket trucks to lift overhead power lines.

“Through precise engineering, strategic coordination and an unwavering commitment to safety, we successfully delivered all 51 piping rack modules on time and without any negative impact on employees, the community or the environment,” said Doutriaux. “This project stands as a testament to our expertise in handling complex logistics, reinforcing our reputation for executing high-stakes, oversized cargo transport with excellence.”

HAULING 160,000 TO 500,000 POUNDS NET

BARNHART CRANE & RIGGING

An engine odyssey

Removing four Wartsilla engines required creative hauling, including a floating crane, SPMTs and a 372-foot GS800 combination – a record for Washington and Barnhart.

Barnhart was contacted to remove four Wartsilla engines from a storage facility and move them to a new location. In order to complete the project, the Barnhart Crane & Rigging team utilized multiple lines of SPMT due to pier loading concerns, a 500-ton slide and gantry to remove the engines from the buildings and stage dock side.

Since no over-the-road or rail routes were available, Barnhart devised a plan to contract a floating crane to load and transport to Port of Olympia that they again received via SPMT to set to staging.

During this entire process Barnhart executed on a longshore controlled site under very difficult operating conditions.

Barnhart designed and fabricated specialized shipping frames that were installed to aid in height and weight restrictions as dictated by WSDOT. These were held in place with ALRS links and earrings to achieve final ride height.

Record length

For the transport Barnhart permitted an 11 by 11 GS800 combination that was over 372-feet long. At the time, this is reportedly the longest permitted load ever in the

Barnhart Crane & Rigging navigated the hauling of four Wartsilla engines weighing approximately 230,000 pounds each, some 35 miles.

state of Washington, according to state sources. This was also the longest load combination that any Barnhart team has ever performed.

The four engines measured 34 feet 2 inches long by 13 feet 5 inches wide by 14 feet 10 inches tall. They weighed approximately 392,600 pounds each.

“The team worked with city, state and county authorities to locate a route of about 45 miles though the I-5 Corridor to their final location in Centralia Washington,” said Barnhart’s Olof Anderson. “At first there were major concerns with leaving the Port of Olympia but because of the expertise and tenure of the Barnhart LAX team they came up with a plan to back the trailer out of the port nearly 1.5 miles, remove a single tree and work though a residential area until reaching I-5.”

The LAX team completed the four round trip moves in less than a month without any incidents, Anderson said. ■

HAULING GREATER THAN 500,000 POUNDS NET

EDWARDS MOVING & RIGGING

Edwards Moving & Rigging successfully completed the complex transport of four Class 7 radioactive components from Florida to a disposal site in Texas. This multimodal project involved meticulous planning, innovative engineering and precise coordination across several state agencies. The journey began with a barge transport from Florida to Texas, followed by a 991.5mile road haul utilizing Goldhofer THP-SL with hybrid dollies, and the Faktor 5 high girder bridge. Overcoming challenges such as 150-plus bridge crossings, contraflow movements and infrastructure modifications, the Edwards team demonstrated its expertise in handling oversized, hazardous loads.

Extreme planning

In Florida, the components were loaded onto a deck barge using a 3-file, 12-line Goldhofer PST. They arrived at Rockport Terminal, Texas and were prepared for the over the road transport, which required nine months of planning. This phase involved extensive coordination with the Texas Department of Transportation and various transportation districts, as well

Radioactive relocation

Transporting four radioactive components from Florida to Texas required agency coordination, 150-plus bridge crossings, infrastructure modifications and contraflow travel.

as third-party bridge engineering for 158 bridges.

The components were offloaded using the Roll-On/Roll-Off method. A Faktor 5 high girder bridge combination conveyance was used, spreading the weight over 384 tires, powered by Kenworth C500 Prime Movers and a Goldhofer AD-Drive.

“Rigorous safety measures were implemented, including health and safety protocols, equipment safety and securing loads for over-the-road standards for Class 7 hazardous materials,” said Edwards’ Jennifer Schuster. “The 30-day road transport covered 991.5 miles, with

extensive planning ensuring no damage to infrastructure or disruption to the public.”

The components were offloaded at the disposal site using a 3-file, 12-line Goldhofer trailer and a 900-ton gantry system, marking the completion of the project.

Of the 158 bridges navigated, dollies were used on 150 of them and pier-to-pier jumps were performed on three bridges. The team also managed two contraflow movements, temporarily closing sections of the interstate and moving in the opposite direction to accommodate the oversized load. At one point, a section of Interstate 20 was shut down to allow the transport to proceed. This project highlights Edwards commitment to safety, innovation, and industry leadership in heavy transport and rigging. ■

One of the most notable engineering challenges for the Edwards team involved the securement of large radioactive components using the Goldhofer Faktor 5 high girder bridge system. With no traditional lashing points, Edwards’ engineering team devised a solution using synthetic chains to wrap and secure the cargo.

Three world records were set in the launch of the B212-Charybdis vessel.

Axle line armada

Fagioli expertly planned and executed the loadout of the B212-Charybdis Offshore Wind Turbine Installation jack-up vessel built by Seatrium Amfels in Brownsville, Texas. The project involved 880 axles of SPMT, 28 power packs, three semi-submersible barges, four spacer barges and up to 10 tugboats.

In the process, Fagioli set three world records: largest number of axle lines under one load, heaviest weight ever moved by SPMT axle lines and heaviest load on wheels transferred onto multiple barges.

Execution required coordination with multiple international entities under tight time constraints. With barges in loadout configuration, the Port of Brownsville was shut down and Fagioli was given three days to complete the project.

“The first of its kind built at the shipyard, the vessel presented several issues, including weight and load distribution, which left the minimum amount for the support saddles,” said Fagioli’s Edoardo Ascione. “The loading dock, with its 2,000 psf maximum bearing pressure and 9-foot height above the water, combined with the vessel weight of over 51 million pounds and the center of gravity, were factored into equipment requirements. The result was 880 axle lines of SPMT in three groups. Three very large barges with sufficient buoyancy and an internal ballast system were required. But none were operating in the U.S.”

Using 880 Scheuerle SPMT axle lines, Fagioli transported the 51 million pound vessel from the port onto three semisubmersible barges from where it was launched into the water.

Sourcing the equipment

The central SPMT group with 340 axles was 150 and 115 feet away from the two side groups with 200 axles each. Ensuring communication among the 880 axles and 28 power packs was a major challenge. Several generations of equipment were used, requiring extensive vetting and compatibility testing. Long hydraulic hoses connected two groups for three-point support, enabling control from a single box.

Fagioli sourced axle lines and power packs from its U.S., European and Asian fleets, with a few rentals in the U.S. The three barges were contracted from BOA Barge in Norway. The central barge, which measured 500 by 125 by 30 feet, is among the world’s largest. The two side barges measured 407 by 105 by 26 feet each. Despite their buoyancy, crane mats were needed to manage dock height and maintain level positioning during tidal cycles. Barges were connected by spacer barges and secured by winches, mooring lines and five tugboats.

Preparations took a year, factoring in equipment readiness, weather, tides and port traffic. The loadout date shifted several times, complicating asset availability.

By loadout day, the vessel was 1,500 tons heavier but still within equipment capacity. The first step involved positioning SPMTs under the vessel, confirming load distribution, center of gravity and operation. All three hydraulic

groups measured the same weight. Once confirmed, the barges were aligned to the dock and the port was closed to maritime traffic. Alignment required 20 hours, using 30-ton winches, spacer barges, ramps and ballasting.

The vessel was then moved slowly over ramps onto the barges, with constant checks on vessel stability, SPMTs, winches, barges and tugboats. Once in position, the vessel lowered its jack-up legs into the water and transferred weight from the SPMTs to the barges. This step was challenging due to hydraulic and electronic connections spread across three moving platforms. Continuous communication ensured safety.

Once load transfer was complete, SPMTs rolled off the barges, and tugboats repositioned the barges and spacers to reopen the port’s navigational channel. The project finished well within the 72-hour window.

The vessel traveled about 1,000 feet from land to barge, all within the shipyard. Ground bearing pressure was mostly 2,000 psf, except for a soft spot that was bridged with steel ramps. The Ro-Ro ramps had to bridge an additional 12-foot gap from the jetty face.

Among the project’s key innovations were the hydraulic and electronic integration of 880 axle lines and 28 power packs from different generations moved together by a single remote control, both on land and on three separate barges.

Top contenders

WALLEGIANCE CRANE

Allegiance Crane & Equipment executed a complex reactor removal and reinstallation project at a Gulf Coast VCM plant, overcoming significant spatial, engineering and operational challenges. Tasked with lifting two 236,000-pound reactors within a highly congested, active unit, Allegiance designed a custom-engineered solution that eliminated the need for large cranes. Using a Cometto Eco 1000 self-propelled trailer, a 300-ton Hydra-Slide turntable and bespoke support structures, the team lifted, rotated and elevated each reactor in precise increments to allow critical weld repairs.

PROLIFT RIGGING

ProLift Rigging engineered and executed the removal and replacement of a 30,000pound shaker screen with an innovative solution that dramatically improved safety and efficiency. Rather than relying on traditional methods that involved major structural modifications or manual bull rigging, ProLift developed a custom Multi-Point Cantilever Lifting Frame, overcoming tight overhead clearances and complex lift path restrictions.

RIGGING

$1 TO $3 MILLION

BARNHART CRANE & RIGGING

Barnhart engineered and executed the complex removal and replacement of two vertical feedwater heaters under highly constrained site conditions. Tasked with minimizing outage time and addressing strict safety requirements, the team developed a custom Temporary Lifting Device (TLD) featuring innovative strand management and side-shifting capabilities to overcome 2-inch clearance restrictions and ensure precise positioning. Their engineered rigging attachment streamlined transitions between lifting, sliding and staging activities, significantly

reducing schedule shifts and crane utilization.

OXBO MEGA TRANSPORT SOLUTIONS

Oxbo Mega Transport Solutions completed the complex removal of a 185ton hydroelectric rotor at a West Coast facility, navigating tight site conditions, narrow mountain access roads and aging infrastructure. Using a customengineered traveling gantry assembled from existing equipment – with 300-ton strand jacks, hydraulic side shift capability and synchronized wheel trucks – Oxbo provided a tailored lifting and transport solution atop a 16-foot elevated runway.

RIGGING OVER $3 MILLION

DENZAI K.K.

DENZAI K.K. executed the precise lifting and installation of a 794-ton, 70-metertall Caustic/Water Wash Tower at S-Oil’s Shaheen Project. Utilizing a Liebherr LR12500-1.0 as the main crane and an LR1750 for tailing, DENZAI coordinated a custom-engineered rigging system that addressed an offset center of gravity, lack of standard lift points and tight site constraints. Rigorous planning, ground pressure mitigation using steel mat foundations and 3D modeling allowed the team to overcome substantial logistical and engineering challenges.

HAULING LESS THAN 160,000 POUNDS

BARNHART CRANE & RIGGING

Barnhart performed the complex transport of nine oversized radiant coils from Houston, Texas to Alberta, Canada, navigating a 3,028-mile route filled with

seasonal road bans, active construction zones and cross-border challenges. Using double-drop stretch trailers and leveraging its project management resources, Barnhart coordinated permits across multiple jurisdictions, managed utility clearances and mitigated routing obstacles.

BERARD TRANSPORTATION

Berard Transportation completed the delivery of a 124,000-pound package boiler from Lincoln, Nebraska, to Louisiana State University’s campus in Baton Rouge, navigating 1,586 miles across five states with a Trail King TK160HDG steerable trailer and heavy haul tractor. The project’s greatest challenge came in the final mile, navigating historic statues, plaques and the university’s live oak trees.

DENZAI K.K.

DENZAI K.K. completed the intricate transport of a 60-meter, 32,000-pound wind turbine blade across 50 kilometers of dense urban streets and mountainous terrain in Kyushu, Japan. Following two years of planning, including bridge analyses, regulatory approvals and new road construction, the team executed the move using a Goldhofer FTV 550 trailer to dynamically tilt and rotate the blade.

HAULING 160,000 TO 500,000 POUNDS

BERARD TRANSPORTATION

Berard Transportation completed the complex relocation of three boiler sections from Abilene, Texas, to a refinery near New Orleans using a multi-modal solution. With truck-only delivery unfeasible at the destination, Berard hauled the 141,000- to 406,000-pound cargo units 490 miles by highway to a dock near Houston, rolled them onto a BTI 1945 deck barge using SPMTs, and navigated 400 miles by water to a landing site three miles from the refinery.

BRAGG COMPANIES

Bragg Companies performed the critical transport of two 350,000-pound boilers

hile the winners of the SC&RA Job of the Year competition often take the spotlight, the 2025 finalists delivered extraordinary feats of engineering, logistics and problem-solving.

ProLift Rigging

from B&W Manufacturing in Kansas to the Marathon Refinery in Wilmington, California. On short notice, Bragg assembled a rapid-response team of project managers, permit technicians and route surveyors to secure approvals and plan a 2,430-mile journey through road construction, utility clearance challenges and varying daytime and night-time travel restrictions. Using a Western Star pull truck, two Peterbilt push trucks and a 12-line Scheuerle platform trailer, the team overcame complex logistics.

DENZAI K.K.

DENZAI K.K. transported a 163,000pound wind turbine tower across a 50-kilometer route through dense urban streets, mountainous terrain, and 37 bridge crossings in Kyushu, Japan. Following two years of planning – including bridge analyses, regulatory approvals, and new road construction –the team used a Goldhofer RA2 system and multi-combination trailers to navigate sharp turns, steep S-curves and tight clearances.

EDWARDS MOVING & RIGGING

Edwards Moving & Rigging transported a 373,000-pound Argon Cold Box over 172 miles from Manchester, Ohio, to the Intel manufacturing site in New Albany, navigating urban congestion, bridge constraints, and tight regulatory deadlines. The job required two years of planning and a year of infrastructure modifications – including raising utility lines, installing swiveling traffic mast arms and staging barge offloading. Equipment used included custom bolster beams, Goldhofer trailers and Kenworth C500 prime movers.

OXBO

MEGA TRANSPORT SOLUTIONS

Oxbo Mega Transport Solutions successfully executed the 1,600-mile delivery of a 375,000-pound steam boiler from Vancouver, Washington, to Alberta, Canada, overcoming severe weather, utility conflicts and complex regulatory hurdles across four jurisdictions. After months of

planning, barge transport and multiple reconfigurations – including a transload at the Idaho-Montana border – Oxbo adapted to challenges ranging from bridge restrictions to impassable roadways near the final site.

PALCO TRANSPORTATION

Palco Transportation executed the emergency transport of a 180,000-pound generator rotor from Duke Energy’s Cliffside Station in Mooresboro, North Carolina, to a repair facility in West Allis, Wisconsin. The job was initiated over the Labor Day holiday, requiring expedited approvals and coordination with permitting officials to move the oversized load using a 9-axle Faymonville HighwayMax trailer with booster.

HAULING GREATER THAN 500,000 POUNDS

OXBO MEGA TRANSPORT SOLUTIONS

Oxbo Mega Transport Solutions completed the 875-mile delivery of a 525,000-pound Amine Contactor from Houston to Mentone, Texas, using a 16-line Goldhofer THP/CA trailer with three prime movers and 166 tires to meet dual-lane axle loading requirements. The 940,000-pound gross transport required 13 route revisions, bridge engineering and the temporary removal of a railroad signal to ensure clearance. Oxbo also conducted structural analysis on a plant bridge and built temporary road surfaces at seven locations.

SUPERIOR CRANES

Superior Cranes completed the transport of an 846,000-pound stator – one of the heaviest loads ever moved from the Port of Charleston, South Carolina – over 275 miles to a customer site in Charlotte, North Carolina. Spanning 310 feet in length and 20 feet in width, the stator was hauled using a Trail King TK 500 32-axle dual-lane suspension beam trailer with Kenworth C500 prime and push trucks. The eight-month planning

process included multiple route surveys, bridge engineering and tight maneuvering through low-clearance structures, some requiring trailer lowering to pass with just an inch to spare.

TRANSPORT BELLEMARE

Transport Bellemare International completed the highly engineered overnight transport of a 474,000-kilogram cooler over a 7-kilometer route in Bécancour, Québec, using a 40-line PST/ SL-E hydraulic platform trailer powered by two prime movers. The cargo dimensions exceeded 58 meters in length and 5 meters in height. 3D modeling of underground infrastructure was required, and a custom bridge jumper was used to protect culverts and municipal utilities. Despite heavy rain, tight 90-degree turns, and coordination with over 40 stakeholders, the load was delivered safely and without incident.

MOVING

BAY LTD.

Bay Ltd. completed the rapid haul and tailing of three 990,000-pound reactors at a Montana refinery using its customengineered “DINO” tailing frame atop a 4-file (10)-line Scheuerle SPMT. Bay’s team developed a mock skirt ring and pre-fabricated the tailing frame before execution. The reactors were hauled over half a mile through live units, under low pipe racks and across culverts using an 18-line Goldhofer THP SL45.

OXBO MEGA TRANSPORT SOLUTIONS

Oxbo Mega Transport Solutions executed the accelerated installation of a 2,422,000pound bridge span at the McKinley Street Grade Separation project in Corona, California. Using a modular truss system, Goldhofer PST/SLE trailers and a 450ton skid system, Oxbo transported the 290-foot-long, 90-foot-wide span across the 50-foot-wide Arlington Channel and two active BNSF rail lines. The move, originally designed for a 1.8-millionpound structure, required mid-project recalculations after the real weight was confirmed onsite.

Oxbo Mega Transport Solutions

DENZAI K.K.

CCO’s modern certification ecosystem includes real-time verification, role-specific credentials and smarter compliance. New tools and credentials transform how safety, verification, and accountability are managed across the industry.

Listening to the market

The industry asks, CCO listens. That principle is driving a wave of modernization and digitization across construction credentials, pairing live, identity-assured verification with role-specific credentials and introducing first-ever certifications to meet real needs. Informed by continuous feedback from employers, unions, and regulators, CCO’s evolving ecosystem tightens compliance, clarifies responsibility and turns paperwork into real-time certainty. Here’s how that listening and responsiveness create safer jobsites and smarter oversight.

Qualified direction

■ A SAFER INDUSTRY BUILT ON VERIFIED SKILL. In construction and load handling, safety is the foundation of every decision. Employers, unions, and site owners need ironclad proof that each person on site is qualified for the task at hand. CCO Certification has long provided that assurance, with industry data indicating its programs help prevent an estimated 22 fatalities and 175 injuries each year. Today, CCO is expanding that impact with an integrated set of tools and rolespecific credentials designed to tighten verification, clarify responsibility, and streamline compliance. The result is a measurable improvement in safety and defensibility for employers, paired with simpler, faster documentation of qualifications.

■ WHY CERTIFICATION ALONE ISN’T ENOUGH. CCO certifications meet OSHA, state, and local requirements and align with ASME standards, which is why the benchmark across the industry. Yet real jobsites shift

constantly as projects evolve, equipment changes, and configurations vary. Beyond earning a certification, employers must verify, monitor, and document qualifications in real time. CCO’s newest offerings address those realities directly, transforming verification from a paper chase into immediate certainty and turning recordkeeping into an automated, always-current system.

■ REAL-TIME TRUST WITH MYCCO SHARE. The myCCO “Share” feature replaces uncertainty with electronic

verification that is both immediate and identity-assured. Physical cards can be forged or altered, and CCO documents multiple attempts each year by individuals trying to use fake or manipulated cards to gain employment or site access. Historically, employers relied on manual inspection and ad-hoc database lookups, a process susceptible to typographical errors, mismatched names, and delays that cost time in the field. With “Share,” certificants transmit their current certification details directly from

An operator practicing for the CCO practical exam focuses on precise controls inside a Liebherr crane cab, ensuring a safe and efficient lift.

CCO’s evolving ecosystem tightens compliance, clarifies responsibility and turns paperwork into real time responsibility.

the myCCO portal using email, text message, WhatsApp, or a QR code. Recipients view live status through Verify CCO Online, which closes loopholes and speeds decision-making. Since February 2025, more than eight thousand users have accessed “Share,” generating over twenty-five hundred real-time shares, and the pace continues to rise month over month. “Share” also builds identity assurance into the workflow. Certificants upload a recent photo and a valid governmentissued ID to myCCO. CCO then verifies identity and displays the photo in Verify CCO Online so the person checking credentials can confirm that the individual on screen matches the individual onsite. Employers and site owners that standardize on “Share” gain a verification flow that is faster in daily operations and stronger in audits or incident reviews.

■ ALWAYS-ON OVERSIGHT WITH CERTCONNECT.

Real-time checks solve an immediate need, but many organizations still devote hours to tracking expirations across spreadsheets or performing repeated VerifyCCO searches. CertConnect, fully integrated into myCCO and going live in December 2025, replaces that burden with a single, always-current source of verification. Employers, unions, training providers, insurers, and regulatory bodies can create an organization in myCCO and assign multiple managers. Using a candidate’s unique CCO ID, managers request a connection; once the candidate approves, the organization gains live visibility into certifications, photos, and expiration dates. CertConnect keeps compliance current by design. The system will send automatic email notices when certifications are added and as expiration dates approach. It eliminates redundant tracking tools, reduces data entry errors, and centralizes a roster that updates itself the moment a certification is earned or expires. For busy safety leaders and project teams, this shift means fewer administrative loops and more attention on planning the next safe lift.

Directed safety

Crane assembly and disassembly is one of the most exposure-rich scopes on any project, and ambiguity around what “qualified and competent” truly entails for the person directing this work has

persisted for years. CCO’s Assembly/ Disassembly Director Certification, launching January 15, 2026, creates a clear, nationally recognized benchmark for the professionals who plan, direct, and oversee A/D operations. The timing aligns with broader regulatory momentum, including Washington State’s rule requiring certified professionals for crane A/D activities in 2026, a policy that establishes precedent others may follow. As task force chair JR Moran of Brasfield & Gorrie notes, the industry needs a dependable standard that verifies experience and competency in a highexposure area.

Because not all crane work is identical, the program offers two focused tracks—one for mobile cranes and one for tower cranes. Each track evaluates competencies that matter to its scope. Candidates demonstrate mastery of ASME B30 standards and applicable OSHA requirements, including the frameworks that distinguish qualified and competent roles. They apply manufacturer procedures and technical information to specific cranes, configurations, and tasks without being tied to a single brand. Examinations emphasize robust job planning and sequencing, clear team roles and communications, contingency planning for changing site conditions, and the realities of field leadership, including who supervises which actions and how decisions are documented. Risk recognition and control remain central; candidates show they can identify hazards, put effective mitigations in place, and maintain stop-work authority throughout operations.

Developed through CCO’s job task analysis, broad subject-matter expert participation, and psychometric oversight, the program reflects realworld dynamics and gives employers a consistent benchmark for designating A/D Directors and strengthening defensibility should incidents require later scrutiny.

■ CLOSING THE LOOP FOR QUALIFIED EVALUATORS:

OSHA’s Crane & Derricks in Construction rule frames operator qualification as a progression through training, certification, and evaluation, and it requires that evaluators be qualified. What the rule does not specify is the route to becoming qualified as an evaluator, leaving employers to set their own parameters and inviting inconsistency

A CCO certified crew working together in cold, snowy conditions demonstrating teamwork and precision to properly reeve load blocks for heavy lifting operations.

A CCO certified operator stands ready at sunrise, suspended on a platform attached to a tower crane to ensure every lift is performed safely and with precision.

CCO’s certification ecosystem offers a clear, credible path to consistent performance and a culture where every lift begins with skill and standard.

and bias. CCO’s Evaluator of Crane Operator Certification, launching in January 2026, provides a structured, nationally available, third-party accredited pathway that clarifies the evaluator role and elevates the quality of evaluations. The program offers specializations for mobile crane operator evaluators, tower crane operator evaluators, and articulating operator evaluators so participants align their expertise with the equipment they oversee. Evaluators learn to judge task-specific skills and risk recognition for real equipment and real jobs. CCO standardizes how evaluations are planned, how live performance is observed, and how records capture scope, criteria, outcomes, and authorization limits.  The program defines what “qualified to evaluate” means in practice, whether the evaluator is a safety manager, an

experienced craft professional, or a third-party agent acting on behalf of an employer. Emphasis remains tightly aligned with OSHA’s focus on task performance and hazard avoidance, ensuring that authorization to operate rests on a transparent and defensible process. As task force chair John Manes explains, evaluation is not a matter of handing over controls; it demands defined competencies and a deliberate, ethical approach so the right person is in the seat when work begins. The candidate handbook will be publicly posted in October ahead of launch, there is no practical exam requirement, and successful candidates recertify every five years.

■ A

PRACTICAL PATH FOR EMPLOYERS.

Bringing these elements together creates a straightforward roadmap. Make identity-assured, real-time verification the default by having certificants and subcontractors share credentials through myCCO “Share” and by requiring photo and ID uploads so images appear

CCO’s new “Share“ feature allows certificants to securely send real-time certification status via QR code, email, text or WhatsApp - streamlining verification and enhancing jobsite safety.

in Verify CCO Online. Centralize oversight through CertConnect by establishing an organization account in myCCO, connecting with employees through their CCO IDs, and relying on automated notifications to prevent lapses. Strengthen assembly and disassembly oversight by identifying employees for the A/D Director program and aligning procedures with the certification’s defined competencies. Remove ambiguity from operator qualification by selecting internal leaders or trusted third parties to earn the Evaluator of Crane Operator Certification and by aligning evaluations with and authorization processes with CCO’s standardized approach across all sites.

■ THE PAYOFF: FASTER IN THE FIELD, STRONGER IN REVIEW. Identityassured verification closes weak points at the site gate. Centralized, real-time tracking prevents avoidable lapses. Role-specific certifications for A/D Directors and Evaluators clarify who plans and directs complex work, who judges an operator’s readiness for a specific task, and how those decisions are communicated and recorded. With nearly three decades of leadership behind it, CCO continues to evolve the gold standard for crane-related certifications, focusing on the moments that matter most—when a certification is presented, when a certification is about to expire, when a crane is being assembled, and when an operator must prove readiness for the job in front of them.

■ GETTING READY TO LEAD WITH SAFETY AND EXCELLENCE. Organizations ready to take the next step can direct certificants to use myCCO “Share,” prepare their accounts for CertConnect at my.ccocert.org, and identify employees for the A/D Director and Evaluator of Crane Operator programs launching in January 2026. Whether the goal is building a safer jobsite or advancing a career, CCO’s modern certification ecosystem offers a clear, credible path to consistent performance and a culture where every lift begins with verified skill, clear authority and proven standards. ■

Pictured is a CCO certified signalperson guiding a crane setup.

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Building knowledge, strengthening safety

In 2025, the NCCCO Foundation advanced its mission through research, resources and outreach.

In 2025, the NCCCO Foundation focused on its core mission to provide research, educational resources, and career awareness resources to support the crane and rigging industry. These are the highlights.

Research and resources Industry professionals focused on recruitment are encouraged to read and learn from the NCCCO Foundation’s research report, “Exploring Occupations Similar to Crane Operators and Related Roles” that provided the conclusions of a job skills analysis that compared other types of common jobs with typical crane jobs to see what jobs may be well positioned with the skills to transition into a crane career, for example CDL drivers to crane operators. The final report contained comparisons of ten job roles to those in the crane industry by analyzing nine job elements such as skills, interests, and tasks. The

research report provided key takeaways and recommendations regarding the expansion of the crane career path, unexpected roles to be explored further, top job elements to train and recruit for, and opportunities for promoting career growth within the crane industry.

Additional useful educational information was shared throughout the year in a variety of ways including the annual Industry Forum in Charlotte, NC and via Zoom. Participants heard from experts on a variety of topics such as teaching basic computer skills; helping crane operators get comfortable with technology; finding employment in the crane industry; and improving safety by utilizing tools and processes of

verification and reporting. The Industry Forum sessions were supplemented with free webinars on safety, research, and career awareness and recruitment. Recordings of all the educational sessions from the Industry Forum and webinar series are available for free on the NCCCO Foundation’s website, www.ncccofoundation.org.

Tech training

After identifying a need for resources to help people in the industry become more familiar with and understand basic computer and technology skills, the Foundation developed and launched several new tools. The new resources included PDFs linked to online

educational guides. The goal is to avoid the need for companies, unions, training providers and others who regularly work with individuals who are struggling with technology to have easy to use tools and avoid the need to create them from scratch. Topics include computer-based testing, a mouse tutorial, email basics, connecting to the internet, and more.

With the assistance of KitoCrosby, the NCCCO Foundation also coordinated with OSHA to begin providing the basic rigging classes to OSHA officials who are unfamiliar with the crane and rigging industry. Plans are underway to expand the trainings to other locations in the future.

Improving industry safety

In cooperation with the National Safety Council (NSC) the NCCCO Foundation launched two new safety resources for the industry. The “Crane Operations Jobsite Safety Controls Too” provides users with a range of safety solutions set into a hierarchy of controls for eliminating or mitigating risks including, but not limited to, technology, training, and protective equipment. The hazards and risks are based on the safety hazard research report released earlier in the year and therefore are tailored to the needs and concerns of the crane and rigging industry.

A heat stress white paper discussing the hazards of heat stress in the industry and utilizing the hierarchy of controls to rank and map out potential solutions to the often-occurring safety hazard was also published.

The Foundation also started a new

A student competing at the SkillsUSA competition takes time to try her skills at operating a crane in virtual reality.

Attendees at the SkillsUSA convention learn about the many careers available in the industry.

LinkedIn Crane Safety Group to share the safety resources the Foundation developed but also to engage members in meaningful sharing of resources, ideas, and questions related to crane safety. The group includes a variety of safety folks in the construction industry from insurance, general contractors, crane operators, crane manufacturers, trainers, general safety pros, etc. Anyone involved in the safety of those working in and around cranes are welcome to join.

Raising awareness

The NCCCO Foundation continued its development of new resources to raise awareness of and appreciation for the many amazing careers in the crane and rigging industry. New documents, social media posts, and outreach materials were created and shared on the My Crane Career website for those in the industry to use in their recruitment and awareness activities. Some of the new materials were designed to appeal more to women who are underrepresented in the industry but represent a large part of the future workforce. Additional resources focused on veterans, individuals working in

other parts of the construction industry, and those who have commercial driver’s licenses were also in developing at the end of the year.

The NCCCO Foundation was excited to continue

working with the SC&RF in 2025 in support of career awareness by exhibiting at the Skills USA National Leadership and Skills Conference and the Future Farmers of America Convention to speak with teachers and students about the industry and provide hands-on experiences for the future workforce.

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The NCCCO Foundation also directly supported the training and certification of several individuals entering the crane industry through the distribution of more than $100,000 in scholarships. The scholarship recipients were selected from dozens of applicants from across the U.S. to receive assistance in getting started on the pathway of a successful career in the crane and rigging industry.

BUILT TO BRAGG

Shaping outcomes and ensuring success

SC&RA’s mission each year is to strengthen the industry through effective advocacy, engagement and education. In 2025, the Association delivered for both specialized transportation and crane & rigging members, securing exemptions, shaping legislation and elevating the industry’s voice at every level of government. From regulatory and tariff challenges to safety and infrastructure issues, SC&RA is reducing obstacles while advancing policies that protect members’ interests and promote long-term growth.

In 2025, SC&RA secured a provisional renewal of the 30-minute rest break exemption through the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). Effective June 17, 2025, the renewal ensured no lapse following the previous exemption and will remain in place until December 17, 2025, when SC&RA expects a full renewal of the exemption for the next five-years.

Regulatory response

At the same time, the Association mobilized members around tariffs imposed by Executive Order 14257 on cranes, crane parts and specialized transportation equipment. Working with coalitions and attorneys in Washington, D.C., SC&RA underscored how tariffs increase costs and threaten access to critical materials. In May, SC&RA also met with senior policy representatives at the U.S. Trade Representative’s office to outline the essential role this industry plays in global construction and infrastructure.

To that end, along with the Florida Crane Owners Association, Texas Crane Owners Association, Northwest

In 2025, SC&RA continued to elevate its voice across state and federal arenas, advancing member priorities and strengthening industry standards nationwide.

Our members rely on us to push back against policies that threaten their ability to operate safely and competitively.

JOEL DANDREA, CEO

Crane Owners Association, Crane Owners Association and the Mobile Crane Operators Group, SC&RA sent a letter to U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick urging consideration of industry realities during trade negotiations.

Expanding outreach

State-level gains also stood out in 2025. In Florida, SB 1662 was signed by Governor Ron DeSantis on June 18, allowing cranes to travel at night. Effective July 1, the law eases congestion, improves safety and strengthens the industry’s ability to respond in emergencies. SC&RA commended the Florida Crane Owners

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Association for their leadership and commitment throughout the process.

Earlier in the year, SC&RA visited Capitol Hill to meet with Rep. Tom Kean (NJ-7), discussing fraudulent and double-brokering, rail crossing safety, administration appointments and prospects for surface transportation reauthorization.

The Association also supported Texas SB 30/HB 4806 through the Lonestar Economic Alliance, a tort reform bill aimed at curbing artificially inflated medical bills that lead to nuclear verdicts. While the measure was unsuccessful, SC&RA continues to support tort reform

Whether it’s OSHA at the federal level or state agencies revisiting crane safety, our focus is on ensuring any new standards are practical, performance-driven and ultimately support safe and efficient operations.

BETH O’QUINN, Senior Vice President,

SC&RA is working with law enforcement across North America to support standardized weighing procedures for overweight mobile cranes.

ability to operate safely and competitively,” said SC&RA CEO Joel Dandrea. “Tort reform is about more than reducing costs – it’s about creating an environment where companies can plan, grow and succeed with confidence, knowing they have the most reliable path forward.”

Network alignment

Crane & Rigging

efforts across the states and is expanding outreach to the Tort Reform Association and other aligned groups.

“Our members rely on us to push back against policies that threaten their

Environments being what they are, earlier this year, SC&RA launched a Railroad & Utilities Task Force to address the unique challenges of moving oversize/ overweight loads across rail networks and utility corridors. By engaging railroads, utility providers and logistics partners, the task force will ensure member needs are considered in industry decisions while improving efficiency, safety and competitiveness. Additionally, SC&RA is also working with law enforcement across North America to support standardized weighing procedures for overweight mobile cranes.

Updated approach

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2025, SC&RA secured a provisional renewal of the 30-minute rest break exemption through the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA).

SC&RA is delivering for both specialized transportation and crane & rigging members, securing exemptions, shaping legislation and elevating the industry’s voice at every level of government.

on the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking for Heat Injury and Illness Prevention in Outdoor and Indoor Work Settings. The comments emphasized the need for flexibility and performance-based standards that address industry realities. Previous comments were submitted in response to OSHA’s “potential standard” on the same subject.

At the state level, SC&RA filed comments in both April and June with the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries regarding revisions to Chapter 296-155 WAC Safety Standards for Construction Work, Part L, Cranes, Rigging and Personnel Lifting. The Association provided feedback on tower crane permits, safety requirements and scoping questions as regulators consider updates to the state’s approach.

“These types of efforts underscore SC&RA’s responsibility to make sure our members’ voices are heard wherever policy and regulation are being shaped,” said Beth O’Quinn, Senior Vice President, Crane & Rigging. “Whether it’s OSHA at the federal level or state agencies revisiting crane safety, our focus is on ensuring any new standards are practical, performancedriven and ultimately support safe and efficient operations.”

Progress also continued on automation

and harmonization. In Massachusetts, identical bills were filed in both chambers of the legislature to increase the superload threshold from 130,000 pounds GVW –the lowest in New England – to 199,000 pounds GVW. The bill was heard by the Senate transportation committee in early October as action on this reform is advancing rapidly. This step aligns Massachusetts with neighboring states, reduces costly engineering and route surveys and advances SC&RA’s multi-year effort to harmonize state policy for safer, more efficient interstate commerce.

North Dakota Highway Patrol also updated its approach, now allowing single trip permits, when good cause is shown, for oversize and overweight vehicles – as authorized by section 39-12-02 NDCC and Article 38-06 NDAC. Previously, weight limits constrained cranes operating as single units. The change, driven by long-standing positive relationships between SC&RA and state officials, permits movement through bridging with the automated system.

Focused on results

In Tennessee, inconsistent delays in superload permit approvals remain a challenge. Following direct discussions with SC&RA, the Tennessee DOT agreed to meet with members to explore improvements to its permit software and queue policy, which is based upon travel date rather than the more common application date. SC&RA also created resources – including letters and talking

points – to support members navigating delays, while convening a coalition of interested members to push for additional reforms.

From regulatory and tariff challenges to safety and infrastructure issues, SC&RA is reducing obstacles while advancing policies that protect members’ interests and promote long-term growth.

These wins and initiatives highlight the power of a coordinated voice for specialized transportation. Our goal is always the same –to address immediate challenges while ensuring members are positioned for long-term success.

CHRIS

SMITH, SC&RA Vice President, Transportation California likewise signaled progress, with Caltrans and the California Highway Patrol announcing plans to submit a grant request to FMCSA for 100 percent federal funding to implement a 24/7 auto-issue permit system. California remains the largest of just six states without such a system, though recent adoption in Connecticut, Oregon and Wyoming underscores the momentum.

In Maryland, the State Highway Administration now allows 24/7 travel for loads up to 400,000 pounds with approval by permit staff. Approval will be granted after review of factors such as travel locations, dimensions and history.

The shift eliminates a longstanding curfew around the Port of Baltimore that often delayed the export of high and heavy breakbulk commodities. Officials attributed the change directly to their participation in SC&RA’s Specialized Transportation Symposium and the ensuing discussions with members.

“These wins and initiatives highlight the power of a coordinated voice for specialized transportation,” said Chris Smith, SC&RA Vice President, Transportation. “Our goal is always the same – to address immediate challenges while ensuring members are positioned for long-term success.”

SC&RA, alongside the California Trucking Association, California Transportation Permit Advisory Council, a group of OS/OW carriers and state officials there have long pressed for this move.

Building tomorrow

In August 2025, SC&RA sent a letter to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick specifically addressing steel and aluminum tariffs. The letter requested modifications to Section 232 steel orders – urging reductions for unavailable ultra-highstrength steel and for cranes, rigging and specialized transportation equipment not produced domestically.

It also emphasized that Association members need time to plan and complete long-term orders to acquire certain cranes, rigging and specialized transportation equipment under established tariff and cost structures to meet customer requirements in critical sectors of national security.

SC&RA applauded the confirmation of Derek Barr as administrator of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. The Association also continued to work diligently in anticipation of the 2026 Congressional reauthorization of federal surface transportation programs.

Added Dandrea, “Our work is never done – because the challenges our members face are constantly evolving. What doesn’t change is our commitment to detail, our focus on results and the value we deliver. Every initiative, every comment, every partnership is about ensuring our members have the tools, resources and advocacy they need to succeed today and the foundation to thrive tomorrow.”

2026 PRODUCT

tools and resources to help you do business safely and profitably.

State & Province Oversize/Overweight Permit Manual Digital Subscription

As the most comprehensive reference tool in the industry, the SC&RA Permit Manual spells out requirements for:

• Procedures and contacts

• Fees

• Restricted or weekend travel

• Allowable weights

• Escorts/pilot car requirements and dimensions

• Now featuring mobile cranes

If you are doing business in the specialized transportation industry, the Permit Manual is your #1 resource! You will receive a login and password once payment is processed. Only one simultaneous user allowed. Discounts for 5+ subscriptions.

EDUCATION/TRAINING

Forklift Rigging Attachments

This 20-minute video and workbook covers the most common forklift attachments from booms, winches, and side shift carriages to personnel baskets and fork extensions.

The Guide to Mobile Crane Safety Management

This comprehensive reference manual addresses four main areas of consideration when operating a crane or utilizing cranes on a jobsite including risk, lift classification, lift planning and jobsite issues. In addition to criteria for types of lifts, site factors, pertinent formulas, roles and responsibilities, equipment inspection criteria and safety factors, the manual includes over 18 useful charts, checklists and inspection lists. Please specify English, Spanish or Portuguese.

Glossary of Common Crane and Rigging Terms

This handy pocket-sized tool contains concise definitions of 681 common terms used in the performance of duties related to crane and rigging work. The listings also refer users to related terms and other words with the same meaning. Available in English or Spanish.

Item CR5 (English) / Item CR5-S (Spanish)

Recommended Practices for Telescopic Hydraulic Gantry Systems

This video features equipment set-up, proper use and system maintenance. The accompanying 24-page manual covers five main areas:

• Scope and definitions

• Construction

• Inspection/load testing/maintenance

• Pre-lift planning

• Operations

HGD (DVD+Book):

ONLINE TRAINING

Access expert-led courses and recordings designed to keep your teams trained, safe, and ahead of the curve. Available for anytime at SCRAtraining.org

Online Courses

Self-paced training built for today’s workforce. These courses deliver practical skills in safety, compliance, and specialized transportation to help crews operate with confidence.

Bridge Safety & Accident Prevention

R $69.00 M $39.00

Operating Cranes Around Powerlines

R $49.00 M $29.00

Recommended Practices for Telescopic Hydraulic Gantry Systems

R $49.00 M $29.00

Specialized Transportation Driver Training

R $49.00 M $29.00

Specialized Transportation Load Securement Training

R $49.00 M $29.00

Online Webinar Recordings

Learn from industry experts on your schedule. Recordings of SC&RA webinars and conference sessions provide timely insights into regulations, compliance, and market trends.

Explore Training at

TRANSLATED PRODUCTS

Crane Hand Signals Poster Decal–English/Spanish

Available in both English and Spanish (on one decal), with an illustration for each signal. The 11” × 16” decals are printed in black ink on durable white adhesive-backed vinyl, ideal for application to exterior painted metal equipment.

Item S13

1-29 copies: R $5.50 M $4.50 30+ copies: R $5.00 M $4.00

Crane Hand Signals Pocket Guide

All the crane hand signals in a handy pocket guide format in both English and Spanish. Includes illustrations for each signal. Pocket Guides are a tri-fold design and fit easily into a pocket or wallet. A must have for every signal person on your site. (Pack of 10).

Item S14—1 Pack: R $26.00 M $16.00

Crane Hand Signals Mobile App

Now there’s an app for reviewing hand signals! Each signal is shown graphically so signal persons can quickly and easily reference the appropriate signal for each command. Includes English and Spanish translations. The app is intended for use before entering the workplace. Available in the iTunes App Store, and on Google as a Droid app.

Glossary of Common Crane and Rigging Terms

This handy pocket-sized tool contains concise definitions of 681 common terms used in the performance of duties related to crane and rigging work. The listings also refer users to related terms and other words with the same meaning. Available in English or Spanish.

Item CR5 (English) / Item CR5-S (Spanish)

M $12.95

M $11.95

M $11.25

The Guide to Mobile Crane Safety Management

This comprehensive reference manual addresses four main areas of consideration when operating a crane or utilizing cranes on a jobsite including risk, lift classification, lift planning and jobsite issues. In addition to criteria for types of lifts, site factors, pertinent formulas, roles and responsibilities, equipment inspection criteria and safety factors, the manual includes over 18 useful charts, checklists and inspection lists. Please specify English, Spanish or Portuguese.

Item CR3: R $199.00 M $99.00

FREE RESOURCES FOR SC&RA MEMBERS

Business Resources

• The Best Practices in Specialized Borrowing & Lending

• Guide to Tower Crane Procedures

• Monthly Member Directory Update

• Snapshot of the Current P&C Insurance Market

• Tower Crane Bare Rental Agreements Contract Language Considerations

• Understanding Mobile Crane Bare Rental Agreements

• Understanding Tower Crane Bare Rental Agreements

DOT Compliance Resources

• Best Practices for Qualifying, Selecting & Utilizing Pilot/Escort Vehicle

Operator Services

• State Automated Permit System Score Sheet

OSHA-Ready Resources

• Employee Safety Manual Guidelines

• Employer Evaluations for Mobile Cranes

• Employer Evaluations for Tower Cranes

• Mobile Crane Assembly/Disassembly Guides

• Tower Crane Assembly/Disassembly Guides

• OSHA Crane Legal Defense Guide

• SC&RA Safety Talks

FMCSA Compliance

• Analysis of FMCSA’S proposed changes to its Safety Management System

• Federal Register Approval of Renewal

• FMCSA Exemption for OS/OW Industry (30-Minute Break)

Your membership unlocks exclusive digital resources designed to help you stay compliant, competitive, and connected.

• Federal REgister of Exemption Approval (Mobile Cranes > 30 Tons Rated Lifting Capacity)

• Legislative and Regulatory Update February 2023

• On Duty v. Off Duty (Terms Personal Conveyance) FMCSA Clarification to SC&RA

• SC&RA Provisional Renewal of HOS Exemption 2025

Safety

• Crane Accident Investigation Guide

• Guide to Outrigger Pad Materials, Selection and Usage

• SC&RA Manual Bull Rigging Competency Guidebook

• Severe Weather Guidelines

• Tower Crane Signage Guidelines

• Wire Rope Installation Guide

MEMBER DIRECTORY

UNION AGREEMENTS

Directory of Members and Equipment

This annual directory of members and equipment is the most complete and up-to-date reference source in the industry:

• U.S., Canada and world-wide listings of qualified member contractors, their capabilities and equipment;

• Fast referencing by alphabetical and geographical indexes;

• Allied products and service listings include everything from manufacturers, consultants, and spare parts, to insurance and publications.

Item T7 (Print)

Union Agreements

SC&RA offers its members the opportunity to partner with unions through agreements that increase competitiveness and market share of signatory employers and work opportunities for union members. The agreements cover key provisions and have been used successfully throughout the industry for decades. For more information, contact Beth O’Quinn, boquinn@SCRAnet.org.

International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental and Reinforcing Iron Workers NCEFR

– (National Agreement for Remodeling, Repair, Replacement, Renovation & Maintenance Work)

To read the full agreement, visit SCRAnet.org/NCEFR

International Union of Operating Engineers (Operating Engineers Agreement)

To read the full agreement, visit SCRAnet.org/OEA

United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America

MWA Agreement – Association of Millwright Contractors

To read the full agreement, visit SCRAnet.org/MWA

MWA-M Agreement for the Performance of Repair, Replacement, Maintenance & Renovation Work

– Association of Millwright Contractors

To read the full agreement, visit SCRAnet.org/MWAM

Assembly/Disassembly Checklists

Mobile Crane Pre-Job Safety Meeting Checklist

This checklist provides more than 45 items that should be reviewed before beginning onsite work. Categories include hazard assessment, power line safety, qualified workers, and crane configuration. (25 forms per pad. Includes a carbon copy. Size is 8.5X14)

Tower Crane Pre-Delivery Inspection Checklist

This checklist provides more than 220 items that should be reviewed prior to shipping a tower crane to a job site. Categories include internal climber, trolleys, outriggers jib, base, tower, turntable and boom hoist. (25 forms per pad. Includes a carbon copy. Size is 8.5X14)

Crane Safety Inspection Form (Daily/Monthly)

Ensure your mobile cranes are inspected properly by using this comprehensive inspection form. This form contains over 100 daily and monthly inspection criteria to help keep your cranes in good working condition. (Pad of 50).

Lattice Boom Crane Annual Inspection Checklist

Safety is a daily concern, but annually a more thorough inspection is required. This includes more than 180 items to be inspected. In addition to a section for wire rope there is a chart for recording a load test as well as a deficiency report.

Telescoping Boom Crane Annual Inspection Checklist

This checklist provides your inspectors a list of more than 165 items to inspect including hoists, hydraulics, boom and outriggers. Also included is a chart to record load test and a deficiency recommendation report. Item S18—1 set of 10: R $17.00 M $12.00

SIGNS/DECALS

Crane Hand Signals Poster Decal–English/Spanish

Available in both English and Spanish (on one decal), with an illustration for each signal. The 11 × 16" decals are printed in black ink on durable white adhesive-backed vinyl, ideal for application to exterior painted metal equipment.

Item S13 1-29 copies: R $5.50 M $4.50 30+ copies: R $5.00 M $4.00

Death Overhead Decal

Taking the right safety precautions is crucial. Red and black weather-proof decal. (7" × 10")

Item S8—1-9 decals: R $4.00 M $3.00 10+ decals: R $3.00 M $2.00

SC&RA: “MEMBER” Decals

These heavy duty decals are suitable for mounting on your equipment, showing the industry you are an SC&RA Member Company.

Item G3 3” × 3” Decal 1-9 decals: $2.00 25 pack: $18.75

Item G4 9" × 11" Decal 1-9 decals: $3.00 15 pack: $22.50

Rose Augustin discusses how to turn risk into a competitive advantage.

Strategic risk

In today’s fast-paced business environment, finding ways to control and maximize costs is the name of the game. While insurance expenses may seem like a fixed cost beyond your control, shifting your perspective from simply purchasing insurance to strategically financing risk can make quite the difference.

THE AUTHOR

Rose Augustin is senior marketing manager for National Interstate Insurance Company based in Richfield, OH. National Interstate Insurance is rated “A+” (Superior) by A.M. Best.

The insurance industry is inherently cyclical, subject to various external influences that can cause significant market fluctuations. This volatility often leaves businesses struggling to manage one of their top operating expenses. However, this challenging landscape presents an opportunity for forward-thinking organizations to take a proactive approach.

Savvy business leaders recognize that collaborating closely with their insurance agents and carriers is not just about securing coverage, it’s about crafting a comprehensive, well thought out plan to turn risk into a competitive advantage. Now is the time for your operation to embrace this proactive approach and leverage risk

management to set your business apart in the marketplace.

Risk strategies

After working with hundreds of crane, rigging and specialized carrier operations over the years, there are two distinct mentalities on insurance. Some companies purchase a policy and put insurance out of their minds for the next 365 days. While these companies are doing and expecting nothing in return for purchasing insurance, others actively manage risk throughout the policy year.

To illustrate these two mentalities let’s take two fictitious operations – John Smith’s Crane and Richard Roe’s Rigging. Both are experienced and well-known operations in the industry. They are both

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working hard to run a profitable business despite the myriad of challenges they face. One of the main differences between these companies is how they handle insurance.

John understands insurance to be a commodity, something beyond his control. He likens it to fuel costs, often looking for the cheapest price. To John accidents are more or less an unlucky event. And losses? They are simply a cost of doing business in this industry. As you would expect, John’s least favorite time of the year is when his insurance renewal is approaching.

Conversely, Richard recognizes the potential to manage his company’s risk effectively. He has successfully engaged

employees at all levels in adopting a proactive approach to risk and accident reduction. By implementing a Return to Work program, utilizing Automated Event Recorders, and enhancing the overall safety program, Richard has significantly decreased claim frequency, positioning his company to thrive in the future.

Competitive advantage

After reading the tale of two companies, do you find yourself aligning more with John, but you want to be more like Richard? It may seem like an uphill, never-ending battle but turning risk into a competitive advantage is entirely possible.

In today’s business, finding ways to control and maximize costs is the name of the game.

Here are a few steps many successful company owners have taken to make it happen:

■ ADOPT A PROACTIVE, HOLISTIC APPROACH: Secure support and commitment from senior leadership to actively work on managing risk throughout the policy period, not only around renewal time.

■ IMPLEMENT RISK MITIGATION TOOLS: Utilize strategies and tools that fit your operation and reduce your risk for both accidents and Workers’ Compensation claims.

■ TAKE CALCULATED RISKS: The insurance industry has evolved significantly, offering innovative options for risk financing. Evaluate different losssensitive risk financing strategies, such as captives, risk retention groups, and large deductibles. Regularly consult with an insurance broker who possesses deep expertise in these programs, so they can help you explore and reassess the best solutions for your needs.

■ THE LONG GAME: When choosing insurance, determine the most efficient way to finance risk over a three-to-five-year period. Purchasing insurance in the short-term often leads to large collateral burdens, poor claims outcomes and sudden premium increases at renewal.

■ MAXIMIZE CARRIER RESOURCES: Many companies remain unaware of the innovative programs available, and some even perceive loss-control visits as an inconvenience. However, the most successful operations recognize the value of these services and actively leverage them to improve safety and reduce risk. Ensure that you fully utilize the loss-control services offered by your insurance carrier.

Risk can be managed more effectively than many realize, transforming it into a significant competitive edge in the industry. Adopting a disciplined, proactive approach to risk management isn’t just theoretical – it’s a proven strategy that modern business owners should seriously consider to maintain their success. ■

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Leveraging

20 years strong!

Creating a list of North America’s top crane-owning companies was a priority for American Cranes & Transport from the very beginning. The idea for the ACT50 (and later the ACT100) was conceived when the magazine started with the launch issue in June 2005. In the July 2005 issue, ACT published the precursor to the ACT50, which was compiled using the North American companies from the IC50, the global crane top list from our sister magazine, International Cranes and Specialized Transport. Who do you think was first on that first list? If you guessed Maxim Crane Works, you were right. See page 43 for some interesting ACT100 trivia over the past 20 years. The 2025 ACT100 added 302,266 tons of capacity for a record ACT index of 3,417,097. In 2024 the ACT Index was In 2025,

3,114,831. In 2023, the ACT100 index grew 500,000 tons in capacity, erasing the retraction in the index in 2022. For comparison, the ACT100 index in 2023 was 3,080,314. In 2022, it was 2,552,592 and in 2021 it was 2,868,110. In 2020, the ACT100 index was 2,778,193.

Suffice it to say, the ACT100 index has settled firmly in the 3 million ton capacity range for two years straight.

Maxim Crane Works is still number one, reporting an index of 721,581, slightly down from its index of 732,241 in 2024. Maxim is not just the first company on the ACT100, but the first company by a far margin in excess of 400,000 tons. In 2025, the top 10 experienced a true shake-up. While Maxim, Bigge and ALL

Top10 largest cranes

Submit information for the 2026 ACT100 by emailing: d.ann.shiffler@khl.com or hannah.sundermeyer@khl.com.

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Family of Companies kept their 1, 2, 3 ranks, Barnhart Crane & Rigging jumped up to 4 and Bay Crane Companies, a newcomer to the list, anchors the Number 5 spot. Barnhart jumped up in part due to its acquisition of NCSG Crane in Canada and other acquisitions. While Bigge remained at Number 2, the company also had a big jump in its fleet size and ACT100 index.

We

been trying

get Bay Crane Companies on the list for the past 19 years. Having Bay Crane on the list is a big win, giving the ACT100 further credibility.

Buckner HeavyLift, Marmon Crane Services, Lampson International, TNT Crane & Rigging and J.F. Lomma Inc. round out the top 10. Big gainers in the top 50 this year include Barnhart, Big

In 2025, the number of branches grew from 814 to 828. The number of employees on the ACT100 grew from 42,281 to 42,590.

In 2025, the crawler count grew to 3,481, from 3,324 in 2024, a gain of 157 units. It’s our highest crawler count ever. Mobile cranes counts grew 718 units in

2025 to 15,759, from 15,041 units in 2024. Last year the number of mobile cranes fell by nine units.

Beyond Bay Crane Companies, newcomers on the ACT100 include Crane Service Inc. at 29, CEX Crane & Lift at 40, BMS Heavy Cranes at 43, Borsheim Crane Service at 65, Continental Crane & Equipment Service at 72, Emerson Crane Rental at 92 and

North Texas Crane Service at 95.

The largest crawler crane fleet in North America is owned by Maxim Crane Works with 400 crawler cranes. Bigge follows with 396 crawlers and Lampson with 393.

The ALL Family of Companies has the largest number of mobile cranes with 1,470 units. Maxim has 1,296 mobile units and Bigge has 1,122.

Top10 largest crawler fleets

The largest crane on the ACT100 has changed for the first time in a while – Buckner HeavyLift Cranes acquired the HLCC LRC 7500 Ring Crane, which has a capacity of 7,500 tons.

The methodology

We sent surveys to close to 500 companies in the U.S., Canada and Mexico. While the ACT100 is much more comprehensive than it was when we started it 20 years ago, we realize there are probably 10 to 15 major craneowning companies not represented. Some companies do not want to share information about their fleets, and we respect their decision.

This year we were 100 percent with the ACT100. There are two ties and two companies with an asterisk, shown as an estimate.

As stated previously, in the largest crane category, different capacities may be listed for the same machine. We rely on the information supplied to us in determining these capacities as rigging variables can change the capacity of the crane.

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Allows

Rolling!

The 2025 ranking of North America's largest specialized transportation companies reveals many positives. The 2025 ACTTRANSPORT50 has grown from last year, and a newcomer to the list has given the index a nice boost. Bay Crane Companies enters the ACTTRANSPORT50 at number 7. Bay Crane Companies does significant heavy haul work throughout the Northeast and Midwest. The company reports a fleet size of 1,591 units and a total capacity of 56,659 tons.

The other new company on the list this year is Beyel Brothers, which posted up at Number 26. Based in Cocoa, FL, Beyel Brothers performs work throughout the Southeastern United States and the Gulf Coast region.

The top 10 didn’t change much in 2025, with Mammoet Americas moving to Number 9, up from Number 12 last year. Most companies stayed at or close to their 2024 ranking.

Rising numbers

The TRANSPORT50 index in is 47,681, up 1,121 units from 2024, which posted a fleet size of 46,560. The total capacity of the TRANSPORT50 this year is 1,353,496 tons, up 300,240 tons from 2024, at 1,053,256.

The only two indexes that retracted in 2025 are the number of truck/tractors and the number of depots. In 2024, we

PHOTO: BAY CRANE COMPANIES

reported 17,811 truck/tractors, and this year we report 17,644, down some 167 units. In 2024, the TRANSPORT50 reported 1,808 depots. This year there are 142 fewer with 1,666 locations. Employee counts were up 3,593, with 29,942 employees this year and 26,349 last year

Ranked by total capacity, the TRANSPORT50 shows Mammoet as Number 1 with a capacity of 141,844 tons. Barnhart is Number 2 at 104,585 tons and ALL Family of Companies is Number 3 at 103,575.

As for our TRANSPORT50 ranking, Landstar Transportation Logistics kept its long-time Number 1 spot with a fleet size of 11,428, down from 12,970 in 2024. Due to ties in fleet size, 52 companies are represented on the

50 list.

To participate in the 2026 ACTTRANSPORT50 please reach out to D.Ann

Methodology

While most of the major players in the North American transportation sector are represented on our ACTTRANSPORT50 list, there are changes from year to year based on participation. The TRANSPORT50 is ranked by fleet size and then by total maximum transport capacity of all relevant trailers and transport systems in a company’s fleet (in U.S. tons).

The ranking is based on information supplied on our ACTTRANSPORT50 survey form. While we have worked to produce

the most accurate ranking possible, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information supplied. We rely on the integrity and honesty of those who submit this information to assure data we produce is true and accurate. This year we reached out to more than 500 firms by E-casts, email and telephone and we posted our survey on our website, in relevant newsletters and social media.

As with all our Top List databases, we made every effort to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information published. KHL editors and staff take no responsibility for errors, omissions or incomplete information. ■

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Bay Crane Companies performs a bridge replacement.

21,449

Approximate number of people employed by the companies represented in the SPECIALIZEDLIFTING&RIGGING50

1,298

Gantries and rubber tired gantries. (compared to 1,127 in 2024)

1,364

Strand jack units owned by the SPECIALIZEDLIFTING&RIGGING50 (compared to 1,358 in 2024)

10,213

Pieces of other specialized lifting equipment. (not classified as a gantry or strand jack) (compared to 6,869 in 2024)

1,859,035

Total capacity of every unit owned by every company on the list. (compared to 1,656,082 tons in 2024)

The 2025 SPECIALIZEDLIFTING &RIGGING50 reports continued industry growth, particularly in total lifting capacity and size of workforce. This year, the total specialized lifting capacity increased to 1,856,949 tons, reflecting a 202,953-ton rise from 1,656,082 tons in 2024. The steady year-over-year increase indicates that rigging companies are investing in high-capacity lifting solutions to support large-scale infrastructure and industrial projects. Mammoet Americas, Fagioli USA and Barnhart Crane & Rigging remain industry leaders, operating highly advanced rigging and lifting systems and leading the ranking. Bay Crane Service joins the SPECIALIZEDLIFTING&RIGGING50

The 2025 SPECIALIZED LIFTING&RIGGING50 highlights steady growth in lifting capacity, workforce size and equipment investment.

Scaling up

for the first time in 2025 at Number 4. Long Beach, CA-based Bragg Companies made its debut appearance at Number 33, alongside Superior Rigging & Erecting, which claimed the 40th spot.

Workforce expansion, though modest, still played a role in this year’s ranking. The total number of employees increased from 20,781 in 2024 to 21,449 in 2025, reflecting a growth of 668 workers. This uptick is likely due to newcomers to the

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list and companies that are responding to the ongoing demand in construction, energy and heavy transportation sectors.

Mixed signals

Equipment trends saw mixed changes this year. The number of gantries increased slightly from 1,127 in 2024 to 1,230 in 2025, while strand jack units saw minimal growth, rising from 1,358 to 1,364. These numbers suggest that while precision

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SPECIALIZEDLIFTING&RIGGING50

lifting methods remain critical, there hasn’t been a major shift in reliance on gantry or strand jack solutions. However, “other specialized lifting equipment,” a catch-all category, grew from 6,869 units in 2024 to 10,213 in 2025. This increase points to the push for more versatile and adaptive lifting technologies to accommodate evolving lifting and rigging requirements.

Overall, the 2025 SLR50 ranking reflects steady industry progression,

with moderate growth in lifting capacity, workforce numbers and equipment acquisition. While the surge in some categories was smaller than initially expected, the data still signals a resilient and forward-moving industry. As specialized lifting companies continue investing in new technologies and operational efficiency, they are wellpositioned to handle the increasing complexity of global infrastructure projects in the years ahead. ■

METHODOLOGY

ACT began distributing survey forms for the SPECIALIZEDLIFTING&RIGGING50 list via email in January 2025 and followed up with phone calls and more emails in February. The companies that completed and returned these surveys over the course of the last two months were included in this year’s list.

For some companies we were forced to use their data from our 2024 list. In these cases, an asterisk appears next to that company’s name. As a result, the SPECIALIZEDLIFTING&RIGGING50 is an estimate.

While every effort was made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information in this list, ACT, its editors and its publishers do not assume responsibility for any errors or omissions. We strive to improve this list, as well as our other annual lists, every year.

2026

To be a part of our 2026 SPECIALIZEDLIFTING&RIGGING50, email the editor, D.Ann Shiffler, to request a survey form. She can be reached at: d.ann.shiffler@khl.com. Or you may email Hannah Sundermeyer at: hannah.sundermeyer@khl.com

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A gentle pause

After several years of slow expansion and cautious optimism, the tower crane sector is showing signs of restraint. Analysis of the 2025 ACTTOWERCRANE50 reveals that a few of North America’s leading companies have pulled back slightly, trimming fleets, downsizing teams and reevaluating depot footprints. The contraction is not seismic, but it is telling.

People power

Compared to last year, the 2025 ACTTOWERCRANE50 index shows a slight dip in fleet size and branch locations, but an uptick in workforce. The total number of tower cranes fell from

Fleet adjustments and workforce reductions mark a year of recalibration for North America’s tower crane sector. Hannah Sundermeyer reports.

Largest tower cranes (by capacity)

2,442 to 2,411, while branch locations dropped from 281 to 274. Interestingly, despite this modest contraction, overall employment increased from 9,440 to 9,942 workers. The numbers reflect a sector recalibrating fleet and footprint while continuing to invest in its workforce.

Morrow Equipment maintains its longstanding position at Number 1 spot, backed by a powerful fleet of 572 cranes and a dominating presence. Maxim Crane Works follows at Number 2, leveraging its expansive national footprint and workforce of over 2,400 employees. Uperio North America, ALL Family of Companies and Stafford Tower Crane round out the top five.

A

closer look

As the market shifts, this year’s ACTTOWERCRANE50 reveals a subtle reshuffling. Canada remains a strong player on the list, with five

ACTTOWERCRANE50

companies in the top 20 and growing regional representation. Québec-based Guay exited the ranking after selling off its tower crane fleet. Sims Crane and Crane Service Inc. have also left the tower crane sector. Two newcomers, Bay Crane Companies and Torre Crane, made notable debuts in 2025.

Bay Crane ranks in the top half of the list, entering the ACTTOWERCRANE50 at Number 15 – a strong start for a

newcomer. The company reports a fleet of 45 tower cranes, supported by a substantial employee base of 1,230 and 24 depot locations across the United States. With a largest tower crane model listed as the Terex Peiner SK575 (35 metric ton capacity), Bay Crane’s equipment mix appears geared toward high-capacity, general construction work.

Torre Crane also joins the ACTTOWERCRANE50 this year, debuting at Number 18. The

company posted a fleet of 35 tower cranes, a notable total for a regional operator. Torre operates from two depots, with a relatively lean team of 30 employees. Despite its compact footprint, Torre’s fleet includes high-capacity models like the Terex Comedil CTT 720B-40 (40 metric tons), suggesting the company focuses on technically demanding jobsites.

The overall picture is one of strategic consolidation. We are seeing crane fleets and depots right-sized, but a larger

workforce. In a market that continues to adjust to shifting demand, companies appear focused on sharpening service, regional coverage and personnel depth rather than sheer crane volume.

Methodology

The ACT team gathers data year-round for the ACTTOWERCRANE50

Starting in June of each year, we send out survey forms to companies that we

Disclaimer

Like all of our lists, we work very hard to ensure the accuracy of the information submitted to us. ACT and its editors are not responsible for inaccuracies or errors in these lists. We hope to continually grow this list. If your company has one or several tower cranes, it you should be on this list. To receive a 2026 survey form, please email D.Ann Shiffler at d.ann.shiffler@khl.com or Hannah Sundermeyer at hannah.sundermeyer@khl.com.

2026 calendar of industry events

JANUARY

JANUARY 4-7

SC&RA Board and Committee Meeting   Coronado, CA Hotel Del Coronado scranet.org

JANUARY 19-21

AED Summit  Dallas, TX Hilton Anatole aednet.org

JANUARY 20-22

World of Concrete  Las Vegas, NV  Las Vegas Convention Center  worldofconcrete.com

JANUARY 20-22

Power Gen  San Antonio, TX Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center powergen.com

FEBRUARY

FEBRUARY 18-20

SC&RA Specialized Transportation Symposium  Birmingham, AL Sheraton Birmingham Hotel scranet.org

FEBRUARY 22-25

Iron Workers/IMPACT Conference

Las Vegas, NV MGM Grand Hotel & Casino impact-net.org

MARCH

MARCH 3-7

CONEXPO-CON/AGG

Las Vegas, NV Las Vegas Convention Center

MARCH 2-4

The ARA Show Orlando, FL Orange County Convention Center arashow.org

APRIL

APRIL 20-23

AWRF Spring PIE & Technical Summit Houston, TX Marriott Marquis Houston awrf.org

APRIL 20-24

SC&RA Annual Conference  Amelia Island, FL Omni Amelia Island scranet.org

MAY

MAY 4-7

Offshore Technology Conference   Houston, TX   NRG Park   2026.otcnet.org

JUNE

JUNE 1-3

CLEANPOWER 2026 Conference & Exhibition   Houston, TX George R. Brown Convention Center  cleanpower.org

JUNE 10-11

Tower Cranes North America 2026 Nashville, TN Music City Center khl-tcna.com

JUNE 2-4

Canadian Crane Rental Association Halifax, NS TBD ccra-aclg.ca

KHL Group participates in construction industry tradeshows, conferences and symposiums around the globe. At these events, American Cranes & Transport and the ACT Sourcebook are showcased and distributed. www.khl.com/all-events-diary

SEPTEMBER

SEPTEMBER 22-24

SC&RA Crane & Rigging Workshop  Omaha, NE

Hilton Omaha and the CHI Health Center scranet.org

SEPTEMBER 22-24

Breakbulk Americas Houston, TX

George R. Brown Convention Center  americas.breakbulk.com

OCTOBER

OCTOBER 18-21

AWRF Fall General Meeting & 50th

Anniversary Maui, HI

Wailea Beach Resort Marriot awrf.org

NOVEMBER

TBD

CATME

TDB khl-catme.com

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These tables and conversions are provided to help readers with comparisons between Imperial and metric measurements. The key figures printed in the

Conversion

The crane marketplace is global, although there are still regulations and other issues that complicate the ability for there to be a truly “global” crane, trailer or related equipment. Most of the major OEMs

produce cranes for markets around the world. For the purpose of the American Cranes & Transport Sourcebook, we only include cranes and related equipment that are marketed in North America. In the global marketplace, the metric system is standard for determining crane capacity and related information. However, in North America, most owners and users still look to the Imperial system for their measurements. However, crane manufacturers have begun to see the benefit of using one system to market their cranes, and more American crane owners have begun to accept the metric system as the new standard.

However, the conversion process is still necessary in many cases.

In the ACT Sourcebook 2026, we have ranked the crane categories four different ways. In the mobile and crawler crane categories, we have ranked the cranes lised by metric tons and U.S. tons. In the boom truck category, we ranked the cranes by U.S. tons only. In the industrial and articulating crane categories, we have ranked the machines by pounds, metric tons and U.S. tons. In the tower crane category, we have ranked crane capacities by ton meters. We are providing these conversion tables as a matter of convenience.

Please do not use the conversions in important technical or safety calculations as they are designed as a guide to converting figures, not as a definitive listing.

For Manitowoc, Link-Belt and other cranes manufactured for the North American market, model names often indicate the lifting capacity of the crane in U.S. tons. ■

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SPECIALIZED TRANSPORT MANUFACTURERS/SERVICES

ASPEN CUSTOM TRAILERS

3914 81 Avenue Leduc, Alberta, Canada T9E 0C3 (800) 832-9410

www.aspentrailer.com

Produces 25-ton tandem trailers to 300-ton mining and multi-axle steering transporters.

ACCESS WORLD LOGISTICS

7 Moonglade Lane Savannah, GA 31411 (912) 352-4248

www.AWLcorp.com

Offers rigging and transport logistics services including engineering, lifting and machinery assembly and disassembly.

BUCKINGHAM STRUCTURAL MOVING EQUIPMENT

10 Birch Lane Bernville, PA 19506 610-488-8969

www.buckinghamequipment.com

Buckingham Structural Moving Equipment designs and manufactures cutting edge transport and lifting equipment including dollies, power units,unified jacking machines, hydraulic slide systems, high tonnage jacks and the SmartSteer dolly system.

COMETTO

Via Cuneo 20, 12011 Borgo San Dalmazzo, Italy +39 0171 26 33 00

www.cometto.com

Cometto is the worldwide specialist for the development and manufacturing of self-propelled modular transporters for payloads up to 25,000 tons and beyond.

DURABILT BY DURBIN

2545 South 25th Ave Broadview, IL 60155 (708) 223-0258

www.durabiltusa.com

Manufacturer of load lashing and securement systems for specialized transport cargo control and material handling products.

ETNYRE INTERNATIONAL

1333 S. Daysville Road Oregon, IL 61061 (815) 732-2116

www.etnyre.com

Etnyre manufactures a full line of custom lowboy trailers from 35 tons to 100 tons in several axle configurations, and uses the latest technologies such as 3D modeling, CNC burn tables, lasers and robotic welders to build custom trailers.

EAGER BEAVER TRAILERS

14893 US-27

Lake Wales, FL 33859 (800) 257-8163

www.EBTrailers.com

Manufactures lowbed and equipment hauling semitrailers from 6 to 100-ton capacities. Eager Beaver Trailers is a registered brand name of General Engines Company.

ELK RIVER MACHINE COMPANY

828 Fourth Street Elk River, MN 55330 (763) 441-1581

www.ermc.com

Elk River produces 2 to 9-axle Hydra-Steer trailers, jeeps and specialty trailers used to haul concrete beams and materials.

ENERPAC

N86W12500 Westbrook Crossing Menomonee Falls, WI 53051 (262) 293-1600

www.enerpac.com

Enerpac produces hydraulic gantries, strand jacks, SPMTs, skidding systems and high pressure hydraulic tools and equipment.

ENGINEERED RIGGING

409 East Lincolnway, Suite 3 Valparaiso, IN 46383 (844) 474-4448

www.engineeredrigging.com

Engineered Rigging Engineered Rigging specializes in heavy lifting and specialized transport equipment rental/ sales/service, engineering, custom solutions and technical support.

ENGINEERED TRANSPORTATION INTL.

1145 Congress Parkway North Athens, TN 37303 (423) 499-1300

www.EnTransInternational.com

Within its liquid hydrogen, oil, gas, tank trailer and heavy haul trailer transport divisions, Engineered Transportation International is fortified with substantial reserves of knowledge, a proficient workforce, ample resources and a pervasive global reach.

FAGIOLI, INC.

21310 Highway 6 Manvel, TX 77578 (281) 997-3434

www.fagioligroup.com

A leading provider for super heavy lifting, transportation and logistics markets around the world.

FAYMONVILLE DISTRIBUTION

Z.A.E.R. Op der Sang, Op der Bréimicht 16, 9779 Lentzweiler, Luxembourg

+352 26 90 04 155

www.faymonville.us

Faymonville manufactures trailers for heavy-duty haulage and oversized cargo transportation. The full product range encloses telescopic and steerable trailers, double drop trailers, dual lane trailers and modular trailers.

FONTAINE SPECIALIZED

5398 US Highway 11 Springville, AL 35146 (205) 467-1826

www.fontainespecialized.com

Fontaine Specialized is focused on serving construction and specialized hauling customers requiring dependable lowbed, extendable, and hydraulic tail trailers.

GEM STATE MFG./TRAILMAX

3820 Skyway Street Caldwell, ID 83605 (208) 454-0717

www.trailmax.com

Gem State offers seven different series of trailers: utility, tiltbed, beavertail, power ramp, hydraulic ramp, traveling axle and flatbeds.

GOLDHOFER

7401 Riviera Boulevard Miramar, FL 33023 (954) 433-5617

www.goldhofer.us

Goldhofer is a leading global manufacturer of specialized transportation equipment in the field of general and heavy-duty road haulage and oversized cargo transportation.

GREENFIELD PRODUCTS

3111 West 167th Street Hazel Crest, IL 60429 (708) 331-3115

www.greenfieldpi.com

A top provider of steel crane mats, counter-weight trailers and all types of below-the-hook material handling equipment, Greenfield Products has bolstered their equipment line with the addition of the Roborigger load orientation device and a line of custom AGV’s & SPMT’s.

KALYN SIEBERT

1505 West Main Street Gatesville, TX 76528 (254) 865-7235

www.kalynsiebert.com

A subsidiary of Heil Trailer International, produces heavy haul, wind energy, construction, towing and oilfield trailers.

KAMAG TRANSPORTTECHNIK

Liststrasse 3 Ulm 89079 Germany 49 (0) 731/ 4098 - 0 www.kamag.com

Reliability in daily operations and a long service life make KAMAG an important element of modern logistical processes. In a wide range of areas such as smelting works and steel mills, shipyards and off-shore technology, transport vehicles from the company are in daily use.

KITCHEN’S CRANE & EQUIPMENT

7913 Dunnottar Ct. Chesterfield, VA 23838 (804) 814-4844

www.kitchensequipment.com

Kitichen’s is a leading source for cranes, hydraulic platform trailers, slide systems, strand jacks, hydraulic gantries, rigging lifts and jack up systems.

KTSDI-KESSLER

801 E Middletown Road

North Lima, OH 44452 (330) 783-2000

www.ktsdi.com

KTSDI is an ISO 9001:2015 certified company as well as the North American representative and authorized spare parts and service provider for Kessler + Co, Mobil Elektronik, Alfred Heyd and Neumeister.

K-LINE TRAILERS

27360 - 58th Crescent Langley BC V4W 3W7 Canada (604) 856-7899

www.klinetrailers.com

K-Line designs and builds on and off road specialized dump bodies, lowbeds, and heavy haul trailers that serve over dimensional and specialized markets.

LAMPSON INTERNATIONAL

607 E. Columbia Drive Kennewick, WA 99336 (509) 586-0411

www.lampsoncrane.com

Lampson International is a single source for all heavy lift and transport needs from conventional crane rentals, to heavy lift and transport engineering, to the provision and engineering of extreme capacity lift and transport equipment.

LANDOLL COMPANY

1900 North Street Marysville, KS 66508 (785) 562-5381

www.landoll.com

Landoll provides traveling axle

SPECIALIZED TRANSPORT MANUFACTURERS/SERVICES

and detachable trailers for commercial, industrial, military and government to ground load specialized equipment.

LOADCRAFT INDUSTRIES

P O Box 1429

Brady, TX 76825 (325) 597-2911

www.loadcraft.com

Loadcraft Industries specializes in the complete design and manufacturing of drilling and working rigs, as well as specialized transport trailers, dollies, beams and multi-axle components.

LOAD KING

7701 Independence Ave Kansas City, MO 64125 (816) 241-4888

www.loadkingmfg.com

As a key part of the Custom Truck One Source family of brands, Load King offers standard and custom trailers, vocational equipment, and a full line of boom trucks and truck cranes.

MAMMOET USA, SOUTH

20525 FM 521

Rosharon, TX 77583 (281) 369-2200

www.mammoet.com

Mammoet improves construction efficiency by providing solutions for lifting, transporting, installing and decommissioning large and heavy structures.

MSA DELIVERY

4290 Hannan Road Canton, MI 48188 734 397-7770

www.msadelivery.com

MSA Delivery provides transportation solutions for all specialized transportation needs within the U.S, Canada and Mexico.

NELSON MANUFACTURING

6448 State Route 224 Ottawa, OH 45875 (419) 523-5321

www.nelsontrailers.com

Nelson Manufacturing specializes in the design and manufacturing of customized transport solutions for the crane, rigging, construction, heavy haul, over size and aerospace markets.

RIDEWELL SUSPENSIONS

P.O. Box 4586

Springfield, MO 65808 (800) 641-4122

www.ridewellcorp.com

Ridewell Suspensions engineers and manufactures custom suspension systems for the specialized transport industry.

RIGGING GEAR SALES

1555 IL Route 26 South Dixon, IL 61021 (815) 288-6403

www.rgsinc.net

Rigging Gear Sales produces hydraulic gantries, mobile pick and carry machines and is a distributor of TII trailers and transport systems.

ROGERS BROTHERS CORP.

100 Orchard Street Albion, PA 16401-1218 (814) 756-4121

www.rogerstrailers.com

Rogers Trailers produces custom and specialized trailers for hauling cranes, construction equipment and construction materials.

TII KAMAG

Liststrasse 3 89079 Ulm, Germany 33 (0) 386 53 52-00

www.tii-group.com

A part of the TII Group of Companies, TII KAMAG produces solutions for internal transport operations including swap body transporters, terminal tractors, industry transporters and customized solutions.

TII SCHEUERLE

FAHRZEUGFABRIK GMBH

Otto-Rettenmaier-Str. 15 Pfedelbach 74629 Germany 49 7941 691 2999

www.tii-group.com

A part of the TII Group of Companies, TII Scheuerle develops and produces heavy load transport solutions for on and off-road, including low-bed semi-trailers, heavy-duty modules, SPMTs, shipyard transporters and winds systems.

TALBERT MANUFACTURING

1628 W. State Road 114 Rensselaer, IN 47978 (800) 348-5232

www.talbertmfg.com

Talbert offers complete lines of heavy-haul trailers and specialized transportation equipment for commercial, industrial, military and government sectors.

TEMISKO 1983 INC.

91 Ontario Street Notre-Dame du Nord QC J0Z 3B0 Canada (819) 723-2416

www.temisko.com

Temisko produces a full line of optimized hauling solutions for the specialized hauling sector.

THRUWAY SPECIALIZED TRAILERS

1170 Fewster Dr. Mississauga ON. L4W 1A1 Canada (905) 219 0080

www.thruwaytrailers.com

ThruWay Trailers produces a variety of multi-axle flatbeds, step-decks, multi-axle Trombones (Stretch Trailers) Patented Deep Coil-Well trailers; wind turbine Blade trailers and wind-turbine tower Schnabels.

TRADELOSSA

Cobalto #6 Colonia Industrial Durango, Durango, 34229, Mexico (713) 931-6552

www.tradelossa.com

Tradelossa is a transport solutions specialist for large and heavy loads, rigging, logistics services, permitting, warehousing services and operations at the border between Mexico and the United States in addition to trucking operations coming from Central America, Mexico and the U.S. and vice versa.

TRAIL KING INDUSTRIES

300 East Norway Avenue Mitchell, SD 57301, (800) 843-3324

www.trailking.com

Trail King Industries, Inc., headquartered in Mitchell, SD, is a North American manufacturer of a complete line of trailers. The company designs, engineers and manufactures trailers to serve a wide variety of applications for diverse markets, including construction, agriculture, transportation, waste and recycling and specialized hauling

TRAIL EZE TRAILERS

323 Quince Street, Mitchell, SD 57301 (605) 996-5571

www.traileze.com

Family owned since 1963, TRAIL EZE Trailers specializes in rear loading hydraulic tail trailers and slide axle trailers, folding goose neck and hydraulic detachable goose neck low boys, jeeps, dollies and steerable and extendable trailers.

TRANSMASTER TRAILERS

20 Wolfbridge Road, Carlisle, PA 17013 888-611-3570

www.transmastertrailers.com

TransMaster Trailers offers specialized multi-axle steering dollies, expanding perimeters, extendables, high-capacity steering trailers, jeeps, heavy-duty step-decks, detachable gooseneck lowboys, beam systems and much more.

TRANSWORLD MANUFACTURING

6109 Dean Martin Drive Las Vegas, NV 89118 (702) 798-8920

www.transworldmanufacturing.com

Crystal Dieleman, President

TransWorld produces boom dollies, specialized crane transport systems, counterweight trailers, jeeps and tag axles.

TPSE – TRANSPORT PRODUCTS AND SERVICE ENTERPRISES, INC.

3101 Oxbow Circle Cocoa, FL 32926 (321) 631-3802

www.tpseinc.com

TPSE, is a certified woman owned business that offers heavy lift transporters and SPMTs from TII SCHEUERLE, TII KAMAG and material transporters from MOUVERS. TPSE also offers spare parts, accessories, service, technical support and training.

XL SPECIALIZED TRAILERS

P.O. Box 400 Manchester, IA 52057 (563) 927-4900

www.xlspecializedtrailer.com

Manufacturer of premium heavy haul trailers for the construction, commercial, agriculture, wind, oil and gas and custom trailer markets.

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ASSOCIATIONS

American National Standards 25 West 43rd Street, USA (212) 642-4946 www.ansi.org

Institute Inc. (ANSI) New York, NY 10036

American Rental Association 1900 19th Street, USA (800) 334-2177 www.ararental.org

Moline, IL 61265

American Wind Energy Association 1501 M St. NW. Suite 1000 USA (202) 383-2500 www.cleanpower.org Washington, DC 20005

Associated Equipment Distributors 600 W. 22nd Street, Suite 220 USA (630) 574-0650 www.aednet.org Oak Brook, IL 60523

Associated General Contractors 2300 Wilson Blvd, Ste 400 USA (703) 548-3118) www.agc.org Arlington, VA 22201

Associated Wire Rope Fabricators PO Box 748 USA (248) 994-7753 www.awrf.org

Walled Lake, MI 48390

Association of Crane & Rigging 28175 Haggerty USA (800) 690-3921 www.acrp.net Professionals (ACRP) Novi, MI 48377

Association of Equipment 6737 West Washington USA (414) 272-0943 www.aem.org Manufacturers Street, Milwaukee, WI 53214

BC Association for Crane Safety PO Box 48883 Bentall Canada (604) 336-4699 www.bccranesafety.ca Vancouver, BC V7X 1A8

Canadian Construction Association 1900 - 275 Slater St. Canada (613) 236-9455 www.cca-acc.com

Ottawa, ON K1P 5H9

Crane Certification Association 28175 Haggerty USA (800) 447-3402 www.ccaaweb.net of America Novi, MI 48377

Crane Owners Association 447 Georgia Street USA (707) 552-6040 www.craneowners.org

Vallejo, CA 94590

Crane Rental Association of Canada PO Box 26 Canada (306) 585-2722 www.crac-aclg.ca

Regina, SK S4P 2Z5

Florida Crane Owners’ Council, Inc. 170 North Goldenrod Road USA (512) 633-7413 www.flcoc.com Orlando, FL 32807

Ironworker Management 1750 New York Ave. NW, USA (800) 545-4921 www.impact-net.org

Progressive Action Cooperative 4th Floor, Washington, Trust (IMPACT) DC 20006

National Commission for the 2750 Prosperity Avenue, USA (703) 560-2391 www.nccco.org

Certification of Crane Suite 505, Fairfax, Operators (NCCCO) VA 22031

Specialized Carriers & Riggers 5870 Trinity Pkwy., Suite 200, USA (703) 698-0291 www.scranet.org Association (SC&RA) Centreville, VA 20120

Steel Erectors Association Piedmont Leaf Lofts USA (336) 294-8880 www.seaa.net of America 401 E. 4th St., #204 Winston-Salem, NC 27101

AUCTIONS/USED CRANE SALES

Alex Lyon & Son 7697 Rt. 31

www.lyonauction.com Bridgeport, NY 13030

American Auctioneers 1033 W. Main St.

www.american-auctioneers.com Centre, AL 35960

Bar None Auction 2440 Gold River Road, Suite 200, USA (866) 372-1700 www.barnoneauction.com Rancho Cordova, CA 95670

Berryhill Auctioneers 3901 Dendron Drive USA (972) 874-1222 www.berryhillauctioneers.com Flower Mound, TX 75028

Bunch Bros Auctioneers P O Box 175

www.bunchbrothers.com Wingo, KY 42088

Crane Network 400 E. Illinois Street, Suite B

(214) 612-7626 www.cranenetwork.com Lemont, IL 60439

Darell Dunkle Auctioneers PO Box 959, USA (800) 433-6670 www.dunkleauctioneers.com Harrison, MI 48625

Deanco Auction 1042 Holland Avenue, USA (601) 656-9768 www.deancoauction.com Philadelphia, MS 39350

GoIndustry DoveBid 1900 O’Farrell, Ste 325 USA (800) 665-1042 www.go-dove.com San Mateo, CA 94403

DSA Don Smock Auction Company 6531 S State Road 13 USA (765) 778-9277 www.dsaauctions.com Pendleton, IN 46064

Henderson Auctions 13340 Florida Blvd USA (225) 686-2252 www.hendersonauctions.com Livingston, LA 70754

Hilpipre Auctions

2862 Wagner Road USA (319) 235-6007 www.hilpipre.com

Waterloo, IA 50703

Hunyady Auction Services 1440 Cowpath Road

Hatfield, PA 19440

I.R.A.Y. Auction 11935 Hw y 95 NE

Foley, MN 56329

J J Kane Auctioneers 1000 Lenola Road

Maple Shade, NJ 8052

J M Wood Auction Company 3475 Ashley Road

Montgomery, AL 36108

Lloyd Meekins & Sons 4070 NC Hw y 211 East

Lumberton, NC 28358

Jeff Mar tin Auctioneers 2236 Hw y 49

Brooklyn, MS 39425

Mar tin Auction Services 9515 Texas Church Road

Clinton, IL 61727

Musser Bros Auctioneers 3035 Rickenbacker Drive

Pasco, WA 99301

Myron Bowling Auctioneers 3901 Kraus Lane

Hamilton, OH 45014

Pro Team Auction Company 1715 Garden Village Dr,

(215) 361-9099 www.hunyady.com

(320) 968-7230 www.iraymn.com

(855) 462-5263 www.jjkane.com

(334) 264-3265 www.jmwood.com

(910) 738-1389 www.meekinsauction.com

(601) 450-6200 www.jeffmartinauctioneers.com

(217) 935-3245 www.martinauction.com

(509) 416-6060 www.mbauction.com

(513) 738-3311 www.myronbowling.com

(865) 674-7002 www.proteamauction.com Ste A, White Pine, TN 37890

Purple Wave Auction 825 Levee Dr.

Manhattan, KS 66502

Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers 9500 Glenlyon Parkway

Burnaby, BC V5J OC6

Sullivan Auctioneers 1066 E US Hwy 136

Hamilton, IL 62341-0111

Thompson Auctioneers 3519 State Route 235

Fairborn, OH 45325

Vocon Auctions 4747 NE 14th Street

Des Moines, IA 50313

West Auctions PO Box 278

Woodland, CA 95776

Yoder & Frey Auctioneers 1670 Commerce

(785)

www.purplewave.com

www.rbauctions.com

www.sullivanauctioneers.com

www.thompsonauctioneers.com

www.govocon.com

www.westauction.com

www.yoderandfrey.com Holland, OH 43528

CONTROL DEVICES

Adeunis NA 65 Pondfield Road, Suite 14

Bronxville, NY 10708

Cattron Group International 58 West Shenango

Sharpsville, PA 16150

Cervis Inc. 140 Thorn Hill Road

Control Chief

www.vokkero.com

www.cattron.com

Warrendale, PA 15086

200 Williams Street

www.controlchief.com Bradford, PA 16701

Custom Controls Inc. #106 30468, Great Northern Ave,

Abbotsford, BC V2T 6H4

Eaton Wireless 74-1833 Coast Meridian Road

www.customcontrolsinc.com

www.eaton.com Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 6G5

Flodraulics 3539 N County Road

700 W, Greenfield, IN 46140

HBC-radiomatic 1017 Petersburg Road

Hebron, KY 41048

HED, Inc. 2120 Constitution Ave

www.hbc-usa.com

www.HEDcontrols.com Hartford, WI 53027

Hetronic USA 4300 Highline Blvd

Building A Oklahoma City, OK 73108

Intercomp 3839 County Road 116

www.hetronic.com

www.intercompcompany.com Medina, MN 55340

JR Merritt Controls 55 Sperry Avenue

Stratford, CT O6615

Kar-Tech 111 Enterprise Road

www.jrmerritt.com

(262) 646-9444 www.kar-tech.com Delafield, WI 53018 x234

MANUFACTURERS’ & SERVICES DIRECTORY

COMPANY NAME ADDRESS COUNTRY PHONE WEBSITE

Laird Technologies

3481 Rider Trail South USA (636) 898-6000 www.lairdtech.com Earth City, MO 63045 x1186215

Loadwise International 50 Woolmer Way UK +44 (0)1420 476500 www.loadwise.co.uk

Bordon, Hampshire GU35 9QF

Magnetek N49 W 13650l USA (262) 783-3500 www.columbusmckinnon.com

Campbell Drive, Menomonee Falls, WI 53051

McKee Communications 6381 A Rose Lane USA (800) 321-4138 www.mckeeusa.com

Carpinteria, CA 93013

Microtronics 2270 Highway 54 USA (620) 365-8264 www.micro-tronics.com Iola, KS 66749

Mobile Control Systems 1229 Commonwealth USA (678) 581-9613 www.mobilecontrolsystems.com Marietta, GA 30064

NBB Controls 1572 East Parham Road USA (804) 262-4846 www.nbbcontrols.com Richmond, VA 23228

OEM Controls 10 Controls Drive USA (203) 929-8431 www.oemcontrols.com Shelton, CT O6484

Orlaco Products B.V. 33 Confederate Avenue USA (706) 301-9227 www.orlaco.com

North America Jasper, GA 30147

Robinson Engineering Company 1914 Silver Street USA (972) 272-2001 www.craneboss.com Garland, TX 75042

Scanreco 4900 Parkway Drive, USA (855) 658-0732 www.scanreco.com Suite 190, Mason,

Trimble Lifting Solutions 32 West Thebarton Road Australia +01161882383537 www.heavyindustry. Thebarton trimble.com

Wampfler 8091 Production Drive USA (859) 342-8300 www.wampfler.com Florence, KY 41042 x219

CRANE MANUFACTURERS

Altec 210 Inverness Center Drive USA (205) 991-7733 www.altec.com Birmingham, AL 35242

Amco Veba Gian Paolo Aschero

(630) 326-6900 www.fischercrane.com Bolingbrook, IL 60440

American & Ohio Locomotive Crane 811 Hopley Avenue

(419) 562-6010 www.aolcrane.com Bucyrus, OH 44820

Auto Crane Company 4707 N Mingo Road

(918) 879-8522 www.autocrane.com Tulsa, OK 74117

Bailey Cranes 8111 W. Bradley Road

(414) 446-8412 www.baileycranes.com Milwaukee, WI 53223

Bigge Crane and Rigging 10700 Bigge Ave.

(510) 638-8100 www.bigge.com San Leandro, CA 94577

Broderson Manufacturing 14741 W. 106th Street USA (913) 888-0606 www.bmccranes.com Lenexa, KS 66215

Cargotec 12233 Williams Road Finland +358 20 777 4000 www.cargotec.com 00180 Helsinki

CCSI/Cormach Cranes 61 Augusta Ct. USA (888) 229-3184 www.ccsi-cranes.com

Charles Town, WV 25414

CIFA USA 1515 County Road 1 USA (419) 558-9891 www.cifa.com Tiffin, OH 44883

Comansa 11608 Downs Road USA (704) 588-7729 www.northamerica. Pineville, NC 28134 comansa.com

Effer North America 307 Munroe Falles Avenue USA (330) 916-6461 www.effer.com

Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221

Elliott Equipment Company 4427 South 76th Circle USA (402) 592-4500 www.elliottequip.com Omaha, NE 68127

Enerpac N86W12500 USA (262) 293-1684 www.enerpac.com

Westbrook Crossing Menomonee Falls, WI 53051

EZ Rig Crane 1500 Palma Dr. 2nd Floor. USA (800) 643-4387 www.ezrigcrane.com Ventura, CA 93003

Fascan Intenational 4517 North Point Blvd. USA (800) 632-7226 www.fascan.com Baltimore, MD 21219

Favelle Favco

26360 FM 106 USA (956) 428-7488 www.favellefavco.com

Harlingen, TX 78550

Fischer Crane 585 E South Frontage Road USA (630) 739-6900 www.fischercrane.com

Bolingbrook, IL 60440

FM Gru 6330 148th Street Canada (604) 599-4200 www.fmgru.it

Surrey, BC V3S 3C4

Global Crane/Zoomlion 14702 Jersey Shore Drive, USA (832) 460-3939 www.globalcranes.com

Giuffre Bros. Cranes

Houston, TX 77040

6635 South 13th Street USA (414) 764-9200 www.giuffre.com

Milwaukee, WI 53221

Hoist Liftruck Manufacturing 6499 W. 65th Street USA (800) 367-5600 www.hoistlift.com

Bedford Park, IL 60638

Intensus Engineering 3691 Route 9 USA (845) 265-6000 www.intensus.com

XCMG Cold Spring, NY 10516

Iowa Mold Tooling 500 Hw y 18 W USA (641) 923-3711 www.imt.com

Garner, IA 50438

J&R Engineering 538 Oakland Avenue USA (262) 363-9660 www.jrengco.com

Muk wonago, WI 53149

Jekko USA 4517 North Point Blvd. USA (410) 344-5011 www.jekkousa.com

Baltimore, MD 21219

Jost 1170 Hayes USA (800) 253-5105 www.jostinternational.com

Grand Haven, MI 49417

Jost Cranes Herzogplatz 30 Germany +49 8106 9995580 www.jost-cranes.com 85604 Zorneding

Kobelco Construction Machinery 22370 Merchants Way

USA Katy, TX 77449

(281) 888-8430 www.kcmu-cranes.com

Koenig Cranes North America 2190 A- Carpenter Street Canada (877) 852-2192 www.koenigcranes.com

Abbotsford, BC V2T 4X2

Lampson International 607 E. Columbia Drive

Kennewick, WA 99336

Liebherr Cranes 4100 Chestnut Avenue

Newport News, VA 23607

Liebherr Canada 1015 Sutton Drive

(509) 586-0411 www.lampsoncrane.com

(757) 933 2185 www.liebherr.com

(800) 387-3922 www.liebherr.com Burlington, ON L7L 5Z8

Liebherr Cranes USA 4100 Chestnut Avenue USA (757) 245-5251 www.liebherr.com

Mobile & Crawler Cranes Division Newport News, VA 23607

Liebherr USA, Co. MCCtec Division 7075 Bennington Street USA (713) 636-4050 www.liebherr.com Houston, TX 77028

Liebherr Tower Crane Division 4100 Chestnut Avenue

Newport News, VA 23607

Lift Systems 1505 - 7th Street

(757) 245-5251 www.liebherr.com

(309) 764-9842 www.lift-systems.com East Moline, IL 61244

Lift Systems Canada 35 Longworth Ln. Canada (519) 539-0213 www.lift-systems.com Woodstock, ON N4V1G6

Liftech Consultants 344 20th Street, Suite 360 USA (510) 832-5606 www.liftech.net Oakland, CA 94612

Link-Belt Construction Equipment 2651 Palumbo Drive USA (859) 263-5200 www.linkbelt.com Lexington, KY 40509

Maeda America 22130 Merchants Way USA (817) 984-8516 www.maedaamerica.com Katy, TX 77449

Mammoet Americas 20525 FM 521 USA (281) 369-2200 www.mammoet.com Rosharon, TX 77583

Mammoet Canada East 2 Bluewater Road Canada (902) 450-0550 www.mammoet.com Suite 246, B4B 1G7 Bedford, Nova Scotia

Mammoet Canada West 12920 – 33 Street NE Canada (780) 449-0552 www.mammoet.com T6S 1H6 Edmonton, Alberta

Manitex International 3000 South Austin Avenue USA (512) 942-3000 www.manitex.com Georgetown, TX 78626

The Manitowoc Company 11270 W Park Place, Ste 1000, USA (414) 760-4600 www.manitowoc,com (Grove, National Crane, Potain) Milwaukee, WI 53224

Marine Travelift International 12 Stratfield Park UK 44 (0) 2392 230 811 www.marinetravelift.com

Waterlooville, Hants PO7 7XN

Mi- Jack Products 3111 W. 167th St. USA (708) 596-5200 www.mi-jack.com Hazel Crest, IL 60429

New Dafang Heavy Industry S&T 401 E 34th Street N28C USA (212) 845-1100 www.ndf-crane.com

New York, NY 10016

CRANE MANUFACTURERS continued

COMPANY

North American Lifting 307 Munroe Falles Avenue USA (330) 929-3303 www.efferusa.com

Equipment (Effer) Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221

ORMIG Piazzale Ormig, Italy 39 0143 80051 www.ormig.com Regione Carlovini 12/A Ovada, AL 15076

Palfinger 7942 Dorchester Rd. Canada (905) 374-3363 www.palfinger.com Niagara Falls, ON L2G 7W7

PM Group S.P.A Via G. Verdi 22 Italy 39 059 936811 www.pm-group.eu 41018 - San Cesario sul Panaro

QMC Hydraulic Cranes 18071 Mt. Washington Street USA (800) 331-7959 www.qmccranes.com Fountain Valley, CA 92708

Riggers Manufacturing Company 1555 IL Route 26 South USA (815) 288-7626 www.riggers.com Dixon, IL 61021

Rigging Gear Sales 1555 IL Route 26 South USA (815) 288-6403 www.rgsinc.net Dixon, IL 61021

Sany America 318 Cooper Circle South USA (678) 251-2810 www.sanyamerica.com

Peachtree City, GA 30269

Sarens USA 2812 Avenue S USA (832) 536-3669 www.sarens.com

Dickinson, TX 77539

Shuttlelift 49 E Yew Street USA (920) 743-8650 www.shuttlelift.com

Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235-1976

Spydercrane Sales 5326 W. Mohave Street USA (623) 215-1000 www.spydercrane.com

Phoenix, AZ 85043

Stellar Industries PO Box 169 USA (641) 923-3741 www.stellarindustries.com

Garner, IA 50438

Tadano America Corporation 4242 W. Greens Road USA (281) 869-0030 www.tadanoamericas.com

Houston, TX 77066

Tadano America 1705 Columbia Avenue, Suite 200 USA (615) 794-4556 www.mantiscranes.com Franklin, TN 37065

Terex Cranes 9528 West Interstate 40 USA (877) M Y-TEREX www.terex.com/cranes/en

Oklahoma City, OK 73128

Towerwork 7 Old Field Road

New York, NY 11733

Valla (A Manitex Company) 9725 Industrial Drive

Bridgeview, IL 60455

Wilbert Tower Cranes Lohrgraben 2

www.towerwork.net

(708) 237-2076 www.valla-cranes.co.uk

www.wilbert.de Waldlaubersheim

Wolffkran 45 Main St., Suite 712

www.wolffkran.com Brooklyn, NY 11201

XCMG Industry Area No. 1

www.xcmg.com Xuzhou Economic, Jangsu 221004

Zoomlion No. 361 South Ynpen Road

www.zoomlion.com Changsha, Hunan P.R. 410013

Zoomlion Heavy Industry NA 14215 Two Mile Road

www.zoomlion-na.com Yorkville, WI 53126

CRANE MATS, PADS & CRIBBING

PA 16354

American Mat & Timber 6422 McGrew

www.amtmat.com Houston, TX 77087

Beasley Forest Products PO Box 788

www.beasleyforestproducts.com Hazlehurst, GA 31539

Better Header 10 Dunton Avenue

www.betterheader.com Deer Park, NY 11729

Bigfoot Construction 1111 Broadway Court

Equipment Woodstock, IL 60098

Bridgewell Resources 2 Centerpointe Drive, Suite 600

www.outriggerpads.com

www.bridgewellresources.com Lake Oswego, OR 97035

Carolina Mat P O Box 339

(252) 793-4045 www.carolinamat.com Plymouth, NC 27962

Composite Advantage 401 K iser Street

(937) 723-9031 www.creativecomposites Dayton, OH 45404-1639 group.com

CraneWorks

7795 East Little York Road USA (281) 219-7779 www.crane-works.com

Houston, TX 77016

DICA 4101 120th Street USA (800) 610-3422 www.dicausa.com

Urbandale, IA 50323

Fuqua Sawmill 1761 NW 34th Ave. USA (352) 629-4713 www.cranematsflorida.com

Ocala, FL 34475

Lifton’s 1037 Highway 64 USA (866) 439-7208 www.liftonsinc.com

New Richmond, WI 54017

Lohrberg Lumber 5662 L Road USA (618) 542-8024 www.lohrberglumber.com

Waterloo, IA 62298

Macroplastics 2250 Hungtinton Drive USA (707) 437-1200 www.macroplastics.com

Fairfield, CA 94533

New South Equipment Mats 281 Old Jackson Rd, Suite 10 USA (866) 922-6287 www.newsouthmat.com

Madison, MS 39110

Nylacast 770 Maple USA (717) 270-5600 www.nylacast.com

Lebanon, PA 17046

Paul Davis 144 Sawmill Road USA (985) 748-7980 www.pauldavisinc.com

Amite, LA 70422

Prime Tech 1210 Warsaw Road, Suite 1200, USA (770) 594-8608 www.primetechpads.com

Roswell, GA 30076

Quality Mat Company 6550 Tram Road

Beaumont, TX 77713

Rhino Cribbing Company 1290 Edgewood Drive

(800) 227-8159 www.qmat.com

(800) 974-4669 www.rhinocrib.com Pittsburgh, PA 15120

Rigger Core/Rutland Plywood One Ripley Road

Rutland, VT 05701

Rit ter Forest Products PO Box 1265

Nederland, TX 77627

(802) 747-4000 www.rutply.com

(800) 426-9570 www.ritterforest.com

Sauber Manufacturing 10 North Sauber Road USA (630) 365-6600 www.saubermfg.com

Virgil, IL 60151

Signature Systems Group 50 East 42nd Street, 14th Floor USA (212) 953-1116 www.signature-systems.com

New York, NY 10017

South Eastern Timber Corporation PO Box 9289 USA (954) 752-3800 www.crane-mats.com

Coral Springs, FL 33075

Stab Line 4255 Hogan Canada (514) 521-8552 www.stabline.ca

Montreal, QC H2H 2N2

Sterling Lumber Company 501 E. 151 Street USA (708) 388-2223 www.lionlumber.com

Phoenix, IL 60426

The Mat Rental Company 15237 County Road 20 USA (205) 646-0316 www.matrentalco.com

Jemison, AL 35085

Turtle Plastics 7400 Industrial Parkway

Lorain, OH 44053

Viking Mat Company 7480 Flying Cloud Drive, Suite 400

Eden Prairie, MN 55344

(800) 756-6635 www.turtleplastics.com

(800) 733-3801 www.vikingmat.com

World Forest Group 2100 West Loop, Suite 900 USA (722) 473-0328 www.world-forest.com

Houston, TX 77027

WS Hampshire 365 Keyes Ave USA (847) 453-8280 www.wshampsire.com

Hampshire, IL 60140

Yak Access (Formerly Yak Mat) 2438 Hw y 98 East USA (844) 925-2377 www.unitedrentals.com

Columbia, MS 39429

ENGINEERING SERVICES

2DM Asssociates 9235 Katy Freeway

Suite 350, Houston, TX 77024

Becht Engineering Company 22 Church Street

Liberty Corner, NJ 7938

(713) 461-3500 www.2dm.us

(908) 394-1260 www.becht.com

Chant Engineering 59 Industrial Drive USA (215) 230-4260 www.chantengineering.com

New Britain, PA 18901

Dearborn Companies 7471 W 93rd Street, Suite D USA (708) 430-7600 www.dearborncos.com

Bridgeview, IL 60455

Haag Engineering 625 Industrial Blvd USA (281) 313-9700 www.haagglobal.com

Sugarland, TX 774789

Howard Shapiro & Associates 303 Merrick Road, Suite 400, USA (516) 791-2600 www.hisassoc.com

Lynbrook, NY 11563

ENGINEERING SERVICES continued

COMPANY NAME ADDRESS COUNTRY PHONE WEBSITE

Landmark Engineering 2489 Rice Street, USA (651) 482-9750 www.landmarkengineering

Roseville, MN 55113 ser vices.com

Rigging Associates 2144 5th Avenue W USA (206) 817-4939

Seattle, WA 98149

Ruby + Associates 3044 Northwestern USA (248) 865-8855 www.rubyusa.com

Highway, Farmington Hills, Stroh Engineering 102 Vanderbilt Avenue USA (631) 669-7531 www.strohengineering.com

Babylon, NY 11704

Universal Engineering 7013 6th Street North USA (615) 714-0552 www.ues.net

Services Oakdale, MN 55128

ESCORT/PILOT CAR & BUCKET TRUCK SERVICES

Barney’s Pilot Car Equipment

2233 NE 244th, Avenue, #4, USA (503) 665-4444 www.barneyspilotcar.com

Wood Village, OR 97060

Cheyenne’s Pilot Cars PO Box 122 USA (301) 774-9061 www.cheyennespilotcars.com

Brookeville, MD 20833

Comdata Network 5301 Mar yland Way USA (615) 376-6822 www.comdata.com

Brentwood, TN 37027

Diamond Plus Specialized 1 William Street S Canada (877) 327-4567 www.diamondplusspecialized.com

Clifford, ON N0G 1M0

High, Wide & Heavy Oversize 312 Ar thur Kill Road USA (347) 236-9995 www.highwidenheavy.us

Escorts Staten Island, NY 10308

Interstate Flag Car 1358 Greenbag Road USA (304) 296-8111

Morgantown, WV 26508

Jim’s Pilot Car Services 3619 W Smith Ferry Road USA (918) 682-9636 www.jimpilotcar.com

Muskogee, OK 74401

Kenco Bucket Trucks PO Box 478 USA (281) 459-3100 www.highloads.com

Channelview, TX 77530

Landstar Carrier Group 13410 Sutton Park Drive, USA (800) 872-9400 www.landstar.com Jacksonville, FL 32224-5270

Linda’s Truck Escorting 7321 Ringertown Road USA (724) 468-5019 Service Expor t, PA 15632

Morrell Oversize 10752 171st Ave NW USA (763) 441-2011 morrelloversize.com Elk River, MN 55330

National Pilot Car Safety Institute 2233 NE 244th Ave., USA (503) 328-8520 www.npcsi.net

Suite E-4, Wood Village OR 97060

New York Truck Escort & 792 Frankford Road USA (631) 669-3742 www.newyorktruckescorts.com Permits, Inc. West Babylon, NY 11704

NKS Piloting/Vital Pilot Morris Road USA (918) 218-5218 Car Solutions Morris, OK 74445

Nova Permits & Pilot Cars 2800 Ave, St-Jean-Baptist, Canada (418) 527-7775 www.novapermits.com Ste 235, Quebec City, PQ G2E 6J5

ODS North America 7575 Trans Canada Hwy., Canada (877) 635-7164 www.odsna.com Suite 500, St. Laurent, PQ H4T 1V6

Pilotcarz4u PO Box 864 USA (803) 266-5149 www.pilotcarz4u.com

Williston, SC 29853

P yramid Escort Service 6321 Branderham Dr USA (901) 508-1806 Memphis, TN 38134

Redneck Enterprises PO Box 734 USA (970) 884-2369 Ignacio, CO 81137-0734

Route America PO Box 1409 USA (866) 577-6883 www.routeamerica.com

Frankfort, KY 40602 x222

Sapphire Rose Pilot Car PO Box 115 USA (210) 661-6441 www.sapphirerosepilotcar.com

Converse, TX 78109

State Line Pilot Car 4052 Stoddard Road USA (585) 394-9364 www.statelinepilotcar.com

Canandaigua, NY 14424

Statewide-Nationwide Bucket 1411 W. 34th Street USA (713) 476-9101 www.buckettruckescorts.com

Truck Escorts Houston, TX 77018-6211

Sunshine Flag Car Service PO Box 262 USA (717) 534-1213

Hershey, PA 17033

Sweet ‘P’ Express - Escort Service 4038 Route 20 USA (518) 527-6524

Esperance, NY 12066

TrailBlazer Pilot Car Services PO Box 17972 USA (210) 822-7501 www.trailblazerpilotcar.com

San Antonio, TX 78217

Triton Transport 20331 Duncan Way Canada 604-530-5124 www.tritontransport.com

Langley, BC V3A 7N3

WCS Permits 150 E. Arrow Highway USA (888) 737-6483 www.wcspermits.com San Dimas, CA 91773

Wheeling Equipment Company 4407 Opelousas Street USA (800) 555-1212 www.wheelingequipment.com Lake Charles, LA 70615

FALL PROTECTION

Bairstow Lifting Products 1785 Ellsworth Industrial Drive

(800) 241-8990 www.bairstow.com Atlanta, GA 30318

Buckingham Manufacturing P O Box 1690 /

(607) 773-2400 www.buckinghammfg.com 11 Travis Avenue, Binghamton, NY 13904

DBI/SALA 3833 Sala Way USA (800) 328-6146 www.capitalsafety.com Red Wing, MN 55066

Elk River PO Box 1770 USA (256) 739-5959 www.elkriver.com Cullman, AL 35056

European Technology 930 East Drayton

Center NA Ferndale, MI 48220

(248) 217-1945 www.etcna.net

Fall-Tech 1306 S. Alameda St. USA (323) 752-0066 www.falltech.com Compton, CA 90221

FrenchCreek Fall Safety 100 N. 13th Street

(877) 228-9327 www.frenchcreek Franklin, PA 16323 production.com

Guardian Fall Protection 26513 79th Ave South USA (800) 466-6385 www.guardianfall.com Kent, WA 98032

Honeywell Safety Products 900 Douglas Pike USA (800) 873-5242 www.sps.honeywell.com Smithfield, RI

Latchways Fall Protection Hopton Park, Devizes, UK 1.14414E+13 www.latchways.com Wilshire SN10 2JP

MSA North America PO Box 427 USA (724) 776-8721 www.msasafety.com Pittsburgh, PA 15230

RIT Safety Solutions 1900 Enterprise Pkwy,

(800) 254-2990 www.ritsafetysolutions.com Ste H, Twinsburg, OH 44087

Samsel Supply Company 1285 Old River Road USA (800) 892-8012 www.samselsupply.com Cleveland, OH 44113

Standfast 953 Chestnut St., Suite 303, USA (877) 850-8726 www.sftram.com Chicaog, IL 60642

Tech Safety Lines 3204 Sk ylane Dr, Suite D USA (214) 987-4680 www.techsafetylines.com Carrollton, TX 75006

Tractel 51 Morgan Drive USA (800) 421-0246 www.tractel.com Norwood, MA 02062

Tractel, a division of Griphoist 1615 Wardan Avenue Canada (416) 298-8822 www.tractel.com/us Scarborough, ON M1R 2T3 x247

Transportation Safety Apparel 14B Cardinal Street USA (843) 686-4046 www.tsasafety.com Hilton Head, SC 29926

Winsafe Corp. One Valleywood Drive, Canada (905) 474-9340 www.winsafe.com Unit 1, Markham, ON L3R 5L9

Woods Logging & Industrial Supply 702 Industrial Way USA (360) 577-8030 www.woodsindustrialsupply.com Longview, WA 98632

FINANCIAL SERVICES

Alliance Funding Group 3745 West Chapman

(800) 978-8817 www.afg.com Avenue, Suite 200, Orange, CA 92868

Altec Capital Services 33 Inverness Center USA (888) 408-8148 www.altec.com/altec-capital/ Parkway Suite 200, Birmingham, AL 35242

CIT Group One CIT Drive USA (973) 740-5000 www.cit.com Livingston, NJ 07039

Commercial Credit Group

525 N Tryon St, USA (704) 731-0031 www.commercialcreditgroup.com

Charlotte, NC 28202

DLL Group Canada 3450 Superior Court, Canada (905) 465-4960 www.dllgroup.com

Unit 1 Oakville, Ontario,

Deutsche Leasing USA 190 S. LaSalle Street USA (312) 678-4265 www.deutsche-leasing.com Suite 2150, Chicago,

First Financial Equipment Leasing 750 Cit y Drive USA (714) 646-1619 www.ffequipmentleasing.com

Suite 300

FMI Corporation 223 South West Street, Suite 1200 USA (919) 785-9236 www.fmicorp.com

Raleigh, NC 27603

Harry Fry & Associates 291 Main Street USA (978) 308-1000 www.harryfry.com

West Newbury, MA 01985

Heartland Equipment Finance 445 West Oklahoma Avenue USA (414) 747-7256 www.heartlandloans.net

Milwaukee, WI 53207

Industrial IIIE 17,314 SH 249, Suite 315 USA (281) 894-8000 www.iii-inc.com

Houston, TX 77064

Intek Leasing 152 Eagle Rock Ave USA (973) 403-7788 www.intekleasing.com

Roseland, NJ 07068

M&T Commercial Equipment Finance 1300 Post Oak Blvd, Suite 1300 USA (203) 338-6500 www.mtb.com Houston, TX 77056

Manitowoc Finance 1565 Buchanan Trail East USA (717) 597-8121 www.manitowoc.com/support/ Shady Grove, PA 17256 manitowoc-finance

Orange Commercial Credit 10121 SE Sunnyside Road, USA (888) 266-0211 www.occfactor.com

# 300, Clackamas, OR

PCE 200 E. New England Ave, Suite 400 USA (407) 621-2100 www.pcecompanies.com

Winter Park, FL 32789

SG Equipment Finance USA 480 Washington Blvd., 24th Floor USA (201) 839-1125 www.sgef.us

Jersey, City, NJ 07310

Siemens Financial Services 301 Lindenwood Drive, USA (866) 249-4496 www.siemens.com/finance

Suite 215, Malvern, Simmons Bank 2050 Hall Johnson Road, Suite 100 USA (817) 916-6220 www.simmonsbank.com Grapevine, TX 76051

SL Financial Services 251 Riverside Avenue USA (203) 227-5225 www.slfinancial.com Westport, CT 6880

Terex Financial Services 200 Nyala Farms Road USA (503) 245-3232 www.terex.com/en/ Westport, CT 06880

Wells Fargo Equipment Finance 2700 South Price Road USA (480) 724-3499 www.wellsfargo.com Chandler, AZ 85286

FREIGHT FORWARDING/LOGISTICS

1A Intermodal 1460 NW 107th Ave

(305) 629-6266 www.1aintermodal.com Miami, FL 33172

3Plus Logistics 19750 S Vermont Ave., Suite 112 USA (310) 667-5167 www.e3pl.com Torrance, CA 90502

Access World Logistics 7 Moonglade Lane USA (912) 352-4248 www.awlcorp.com

Corporation Savannah, GA 31411

American Cargoservice 7886 Convoy Court USA (858) 565-4125 www.acssan.com San Diego, CA 92111

American Heavy Moving & Rigging 11532 S East End Ave USA (909) 447-5300 www.americanheavymoving.com Chino, CA 91710

ATS Specialized 725 Oppor tunity Drive USA (320) 255-7400 www.atsinc.com St. Cloud, MN 56301

Basil Equipment 31312 Via Colinas, Ste 109 USA (818) 991-9694 www.basilequipment.com West Lake Village, CA 91362

Bellville Rodair International 7155 Old Katy Rd., #103 USA (713) 921-5544 www.bellvillerodair.com Houston, TX 77024

Bennett International Transport 1001 Industrial Parkway USA (770) 957-1866 www.bennettig.com McDonough, GA 30253

C.H. Robinson Project Logistics 102, 6715 - 8 Street N.E. Canada (403) 295-1505 www.chrprojectlogistics.com Calgary, AB T2E 7H7

C.L. Services PO Box 91955 USA (678) 686-0933 www.clservicesinc.com Atlanta, GA 30364

Convoy Logistics Providers 482 South Service Road Canada (416) 621-1519 www.convoylogistics.ca East, Suite 117, Oakville, ON L6J 2X6

GT Worldwide Logistics

306 East Main Street USA (866) 966-4999 www.gtlogisticsllc.com

Carnegie, PA 15106

Landstar 13410 Sutton Park USA (877) 287-9495 www.landstar.com

Drive South, Jacksonville, FL 32224

Logistics Group International 1426 North Post Oak Road USA (713) 957-4812 www.lgiinc.com Houston, TX 77055

McDonough Marine Service 1750 Clearview Pkwy USA (504) 780-8100 www.mcdonoughmarine.com

Metairie, LA 70002

Morrell Oversize 10752 171st Ave. NW USA (763) 441-2011 www.morrelloversize.com Elk River, MN 55330

NAL Worldwide 3039 Airpark Drive N., USA (877) 781-3006  www.nalww.com Flint, MI 48507

PartnerShip 29077 Clemens Road USA (800) 599-2902 www.partnership.com/ Westlake, OH 44145 04SCRA

Pioneer Heavy Haul 262 Silberthorn Street Canada (905) 732-9895 www.pioneerheavyhaul.com

Welland, Ontario L3B 5N4

Q-Line Trucking 2425 Matheson Blvd. E, Canada (877) 478-9995 www.qlinetrucking.com 8th Floor

Mississauga, ON L4W 5K4

Racing Cargo USA 22251 Mines Road USA (877) 827-7813 www.racingcargo.com

Laredo, TX 78045

Red Arrow Logistics 22605 SE 56th Street, USA (425) 747-7914 www.redarrowlogistics.com Suite 270, Issaquah, WA 98029

Roadrunner Freight 1139 Franklin Ave USA (320) 656-8848 www.rrts.com Fox Rapids, MN 56379 x17

The Fogel Company 4431 California St. USA (415) 422-0081 www.fogelco.com San Francisco, CA 94118

Transportation Logistics 2510 East 85th Street USA (816) 931-9479 www.translogsys.com

Systems Kansas City, MO 64132

UNI International 100 Corey Avenue Street USA (727) 360-2844 www.uniinternational.com Petersburg, FL 33706

INSURANCE/RISK MANAGEMENT

Allied

4 Gateway Center,

444 Liberty Ave., Suite 400, Pittsburgh, PA 15212

Association Benefit Resources 6550 South Millrock Drive,

(801) 937-6700 www.scrahealthplan.com Suite 300, Salt Lake City, UT 84121

Assurance Agency 1750 E. Golf Road

(847) 797-5700 www.assuranceagency.com Schaumburg, IL 60173

Baldwin & Lyons 1099 N. Meridian Street

(800) 644-5501 www.protectiveinsurance.com Indianapolis, IN 46204

Brennan & Stuart Inc (BSI) 222 Bucklin Street

(630) 209-3144 www.brennanstuart.com LaSalle, IL 61301-3457

Construction Insurance 11290 Balls Ford Road

Agency Manassas, VA 20100

ECBM 300 Conshohocken

(703) 257-7540 www.const-ins.com

888 313-3226 www.ecbm.com State Rd., Suite 405, West Conshohocken, PA 19428

EPG Insurance PO Box 171199

(407) 788-6657 www.epgins.com Memphis, TN 38187

Great American Group 9 Parkway North, USA (847) 943-2094 www.brileyfin.com Suite 300, Deerfield, IL 60015

Hays Companies One South Wacker Drive, USA (312) 254-3722 www.hayscompanies.com Suite 3350, Chicago, IL 60606-4639

Insurance Innovators 130 S Easton Road USA (215) 885-7300 www.iiigroup.com

Glenside, PA 19038

McGriff One Premier Plaza, Suite 300, USA (800) 476-2541 www.mcgriff.com 5605 Glenridge Drive, Atlanta, GA 30342

INSURANCE/RISK MANAGEMENT continued

COMPANY NAME ADDRESS COUNTRY PHONE WEBSITE

Meadowbrook Insurance 26255 American Dr USA (248) 204-8145 www.meadowbrookagency.com

Group Southfields, MI 48034

National Interstate Insurance 3250 Interstate Drive USA (330) 659-8900 www.nationalinterstate.com

Richfield, OH 44286

Neace Lukens 645 E. Missouri Avenue, USA (480) 308-4717 www.assuredpartners.com Suite 290, Phoenix, AZ 85012

Norman Spencer Agency 800 East Main Street, Suite A, USA (215) 809-2160 www.norman-spencer.com Lansdale, PA 19446

Security Insurance Services PO Box 510925 USA (262) 785-9490 www.securityins.net New Berlin, WI 53151

Sentry Insurance 1800 North Point Drive, USA (715) 346-6333 www.sentry.com Stevens Point, WI 54481

South Group Insurance Services 812 Hardy Street USA (601) 545-1643 www.southgroup.net Hattiesburg, MS 39402

Texans Insurance Group 5050 Quorum Drive, USA (972) 991-6677 www.texaninsurance.com Suite 500, Dallas, TX 75254

The Horton Group 645 E Missouri Avenue, USA (480) 308-4717 www.thehortongroup.com Suite 290, Phoenix, AZ 85012

USI Insurance Services, LLC 201 Alhambra Circle, USA (305) 669-6000 www.usi.biz Coral Gable, FL 33134

Vela Insurance Services 311 South Wacker Drive, USA (312) 725-7691 www.vela-ins.com Suite 3600, Chicago, IL 60606

Zurich 7045 College Blvd. USA (800) 821-7803 www.zurichna.com Overland Park, KS 66211

MARINE SERVICES

Lake Michigan Carferry P O Box 708

(231) 843-1004 www.ssbadger.com Ludington, MI 49431

McDonough Marine Service 1750 Clearview Pkwy., USA (504) 780-8100 www.mcdonoughmarine.com Suite 201 Metairie, LA 70001

OEM COMPONENTS

Allied Power Products 6590 SW Fallbrook Place

(503) 626-0654 www.alliedpower.com Beaverton, OR 97008

Avon Bearing 1500 Nagle Road

(440) 871-2500 www.kaydonbearings.com Avon, OH 44011

Arrowhead Winch P O Box 547 USA (918) 251-8511 www.arrowheadwinch.com

Broken Arrow, OK 74013

Bremskerl North America 1640 Shanahan Drive USA (847) 289-3460 www.bremskerl.com

South Elgin, IL 60177

Bridgestone/ 535 Marriott Drive, Suite 800 USA (800) 905-2367 www.bfor.com

Firestone Off Road Tire Nashville, TN 37214

Carol Crane Rigging and P O Box 5605

Lifting Technologies Pasadena, TX 77508

Century Tire 5355 E 39th Avenue

(713) 475-7181 www.ccrlt.com

(303) 455-3302 www.centurytireinc.com Denver, CO 80207

Continental Tire North 1800 Continental Blvd. USA (704) 583-8825 www.continentaltire.com

America Charlotte, NC 28273

Cummins Off Highway 500 Jackson Street

(812) 377-5000 www.cummins.com Columbus, IN 47202

Flash Technology 332 Nichol Mill Lane USA (615) 503-2000 www.flashtechnology.com Franklin, TN 37067

Flite Line USA 12090 Miramar Pkwy, Suite 105 USA (954) 433-5617 www.flitelineusa.com Miramar, FL 33025

Garrod Hydraulics 1050 Locust Point Road

(717) 767-6429 www.garrod.com York, PA 17406

Hendrickson

500 Park Blvd., USA (630) 773-9111 www.hendrickson-intl.com

Suite 1010

Itasca, IL 60143

Hercules SLR 520 Windmill Road Canada (902) 482-3125 www.herculesslr.com

Dartmouth, Nova Scotia B3B 1B3

Hydra-Slide 84 Royal Road Canada (519) 496-4008 www.hydra-slide.com

Guelph, ON N1H 1G3

Hydraforce Hydraulics 500 Barclay Blvd. USA (847) 793-2300 www.hydraforce.com Lincolnshire, IL 60069

JARP Industries 1111 3rd. Street S.E. USA (715) 359-4241 www.jarpind.com Waverly, IA 50677

Kaydon Corp Bearings 2860 McCracken Street USA (800) 514-3066 www.kaydon.com Muskeon, MI 49441 x378

K inematics Mfg 2221 W Melinda Lane USA (623) 780-8944 www.kinematicsmfg.com Phoenix, AZ 85027 x121

K TSDI 801 E Middletown Road

(330) 783-2000 www.ktsdi.com North Lima, OH 44452

Loadwise International Ltd. 50, Woolmer Way

+44 (0)1420 476500 www.loadwise.co.uk Bordon, Hampshire GU35 9QF

MICO 1911 Lee Blvd

(507) 625-6426 www.mico.com North Mankato, MN 56003

MTU Solutions 39525 MacKenzie Drive

(248) 560-8186 www.mtu-online.com Novi, MI 48377

Palmer Johnson Power Systems 1835 Haynes Drive

(800) 341-4334 www.pjpower.com Sun Prairie, WI 53590

Parker Hannifin 5035 Parkland Blvd

Prinoth Ltd.

(216) 896-3000 www.parker.com Cleveland, OH 44124

1001 J-A Bombardier Street

(819) 421-3099 www.prinoth.com Granby, QC J2J 1E9

RBC Bearings 102 Willenbrook Road

(203) 267-7001 www.rbcbearings.com Oxford, CT 06478

Rotek Incorporated 1400 South Chillicothe Road

(330) 995-7271 www.rotek-inc.com Aurora, OH 44202

Simard Suspensions 1064, boul. Mgr-De Laval

(418) 435-5347 www.simardsuspensions.com Baie-Saint-Paul, Quebec G3Z 2W9

Superior Tire & Rubber PO Box 308,

(814) 723-2370 www.superiortire.com

Corporation 1818 Penna Ave West x116 Warren, PA 16365

T SP (Transport Systems 3101 Oxbow Circle

(321) 631-3802 www.tpseinc.com And Products, Inc.) Cocoa, FL 32936

Universal Industrial Products 900 E Hamilton Ave, Suite

(408) 996-2958 www.ui-pi.com Campbell, CA 95008

Watson & Chalin Manufacturing 725 E University Dr

(972) 547-6020 www.watsonsuspensions.com McK inney, TX 75070

Winches Inc. 5070 Ashley Court

(877) 361-8543 www.winchesinc.com Houston, TX 77041

Adeunis NA 65 Pondfield Rd, Suite 14

www.vokkero.com Bronxville, NY 10708

Allied Safety Systems 5224 W State Road

(407) 321-0722 www.sigalarminc.com Sanford, FL 32771

Basil Equipment 31312 Via Colinas

(818) 991-9694 www.basilcranes.com Suite 109, West Lake Village, CA 91362

Cattron Group International 58 West Shenango

(724) 962-2630 www.cattron.com Sharpsville, PA 16150

Cervis 140 Thorn Hill Road

(724) 741-9000 www.cervisinc.com Warrendale, PA 15086

Control Chief Corporation 200 Williams Street

(814) 362-6811 www.controlchief.com Bradford, PA 16701

Crane Warning Systems 4443 Holden Street

(863) 619-5585 www.cranewarning.com Lakeland, FL 33811

Cranesmart Systems

4908 97 St. NW Canada (780) 437-2986 www.cranesmart.com

Edmonton, AB T6E 5S1

Custom Crane Solutions 6469 Seeds Road USA (614) 610-4324 www.ccranesolutions.com

Grove City, OH 43123

Eartec/PortAPhone PO Box 560 USA (401) 789-8700 www.eartec.com

Narragansett, RI 02882

HBC-radiomatic 1017 Petersburg Road USA (800) 410-4562 www.hbc-usa.com

Hetronic USA

Hebron, KY 41048

4300 Highline Blvd USA (405) 946-3574 www.hetronic.com

Bldg. A, Oklahoma City, OK 73108

Holloway Houston 5833 Armour Drive USA (713) 674-5631 www.hhilifting.com

Houston, TX 77020

Hydro Electronice Devices (HED) 2120 Constitution Avenue USA (262) 670-5155 www.hedonline.com

Hartford, WI 53027

Industrial Magnetics PO Box 80 USA (231) 582-3100 www.magnetics.com

Boyne City, MI 49712

Intec Video Systems 23301 Vista Grande USA (800) 468-3254 www.intecvideo.com

Laguna Drive, CA 92653

Intercomp 3839 County Road 116 USA (763) 476-2531 www.intercompcompany.com

Minneapolis, MN 55340

Liftex Corporation 48 D Vincent Cr USA (800) 478-4651 www.liftex.com

Warminster, PA 18974

Loadwise International Ltd. 50, Woolmer Way UK +44 (0)1420 476500 www.loadwise.co.uk Bordon, Hampshire GU35 9QF

Loadwise 18362 Gothard St USA (714) 841-5662 www.loadwise.com Huntington Beach, CA 92648-1227

Magnetek Material Handling 175 Wall Street USA (800) 288-8178 www.columbusmckinnon.com Glendale Heights, IL 60139-1985

Magtrol 70 Gardenville Pkwy USA (716) 668-5555 www.magtrol.com Buffalo, MN 14224

Markload Systems 1118 N Main Street USA (281) 485-8600 www.markload.com Pearland, TX 77581

Measurement Systems 14240 Interurban Ave So. USA (206) 433-0199 www.msiscales.com

International Seattle, WA 98168

MTS Sensors 3001 Sheldon Drive USA (919) 677-2315 www.mts.com Cary, NC 27513

North West Crane LTD, (NWC) 7015 Sparrow Drive Canada (780) 980-2227 www.northwestcrane.com Leduc, AB T9E 7L1

OptiCrane 20285 Stewart Crescent, #101 Canada (604) 813-8392 www.opticrane.com Maple Ridge, BC V2X 8G1

Professional Service & Repair Inc. P.O. Box 6506 USA (706) 561-8500 www.psrinc.biz Columbus, GA 31917

RaycoWylie Systems 2440 Dalton Avenue Canada (888) 252-1957 www.raycowylie.com Quebec City, Qc G1P 3X1

Scale and Control USA (888) 239-0552 www.scaleandcontrol.com

Sigalarm 4150 St. Johns Parkway USA (407) 321-0722 www.sigalarminc.com

SIKO Products 2155 Bishop Cir. E. USA (734) 426-3476 www.sikoproducts.com Dexter, MI 48130 ext 212

Straightpoint 1221 Avenida Acaso USA (805) 246-1462 www.straightpoint.com Suite E Camarillo, CA 93012

Tractel, a division of Griphoist 1615 Warden Ave Canada (800) 465-4738 www.tractel.com/us Toronto, ON M1R 2T3 x241

T WG PO Box 1130 USA (918) 298-8300 www.dovertwg.com Jenks, OK 74037-1130

Trimble Inc. 935 Stewart Drive USA (281) 664-1330 www.trimble.com Sunnyvale, CA 94085

Water Weights 5139 Brook Street, USA (909) 626-8316 www.imesinc.com Suite H, Montclair, CA 91763

WIKA Mobile Control 1540 Orchard Drive USA (717) 217-2200 www.wika-mc.com

Chambersburg, PA 17201

PERMITTING SERVICES

A-1 Over the Road Permits PO Box 104193

Jefferson City, MO 65110

A XYS Permits 467 Waterbury Court

Gahanna, OH 43230

Comdata Network 5301 Mar yland Way

Brentwood, TN 37027

Hartill Heavy Haul PO Box 762

High, Wide & Heavy Oversize

Arbuckle, CA 95912

312 Ar thur Kill Rd

Escorts Staten Island, NY 10308

J.J. Keller Permit Service 3003 Breezewood Lane

Neenah, WI 54956

Mercury Permits 2006 Highland Avenue

Las Vegas, NV 89102

Morrell Oversize 10752 171st Ave NW

Elk River, MN 55330

National Truck Services Group PO Box 56666

Phoenix, AZ 85079

(573) 659-4860 www.otrpermits.wordpress.com

(614) 471-9400 www.axyspermits.com

(615) 376-6822 www.comdata.com

(530) 476-3820 www.hartillheavyhaul.com

(347) 236-9995 www.highwidenheavy.us

(800) 231-5266 www.kellerpermits.com

(888) 239-7773 www.mercurypermits.net

(763) 441-2011 www.morrelloversize.com

(602) 944-5999 www.gontsg.com

New York Truck Escort & PO Box 1814 USA (631) 669-3742 www.newyorktruckescorts.com

Permits West Babylon, NY 11704

Nova Permits & Pilot Cars 2800 Ave, St-Jean-Baptist Canada (418) 527-7775 www.novapermits.com Suite 235 Quebec City, PQ F2E 6J5

Permit America 116 Collison Center Drive USA (866) 573-7648 www.permitamerica.com Ste. B, Frankfort K Y 40601

Route America PO Box 1409

(866) 577-6883 www.routeamerica.com Frankfort, KY 40602 x222

Sk y Guard 2506 Lakeland Drive USA (516) 492-0603 www.skyguard.com Suite 403 Flowood, MS 39232

State Permits 7049 Mears Gate NW

(800) 331-4805 www.statepermits.com North Canton, OH 44720

Transmit America 14655 California Street

(402) 493-6156 www.tmanetwork.com Omaha, NE 68154

Transport Permits Ltd. 3825 West 9th Street

(319) 235-9033 www.tptrucking.com Waterloo, IA 50702

WCS Permits 150 E. Arrow Highway

(888) 737-6483 www.wcspermits.com San Dimas, CA 91773

West Chester Permit PO Box 62293

(800) 734-3544 www.wcpermit.com Cincinnati, OH 45262

PRODUCT SUPPORT/REPAIR

Bode Technical Services Inc. 234 Columbine

(855) 263-3832 www.bodetechnical.com Suite 200 Denver, CO 80206

BP T Components & Parts Inc PO Box 4100

(705) 524-8400 www.bpt.on.ca Sudbur y, ON P3A 5Y9

Certified Boom Repair 1902 N. 38th Street

Service Tampa, FL 33605

Contractors Service Company PO Box 2991

(813) 247-1963 www.certifiedboomrepair.com

(541) 556-0517 www.cscparts.com Eugene, OR 97402

Doc Bailey Construction 9131 San Leandro Street, USA (510) 638-6243 www.888docbailey.com

Equipment #110 Oakland, CA 94603

Domson Engineering & Inspection 190 Wilkinson Road

(905) 789-1326 www.domson.ca Brampton, ON L6T 4W3

F & M Mafco P O Box 11013

Cincinnatti, OH 45211

Flite Line USA 12090 Miramar Pkwy

(513) 367-2151 www.fmmafco.com

(954) 433-5617 www.flitelineusa.com Suite 105 Miramar, FL 33025

Garrod Hydraulics Inc.

1050 Locust Point Road

(717) 767-6429 www.garrod.com York, PA 17406

Honnen Equipment 5055 E. 72nd Avenue

Commerce City CO 80022

K TSDI-Kessler 801 E Middletown Road

North Lima, OH 44452

(303) 287-7506 www.honnen.com

(330) 783-2000 www.ktsdi.com

MGX Equipment Services 11270 West Park Place, USA (844) 342-5649 mgxequipment.com Suite 1000

Miluakee, WI 54220

Nord-Lock Inc. 1000 Greg Street

Carnegie, PA 15106

Pro Mac Mfg. 2940 Jacob Road

Duncan, BC V9L 6W4

Professional Service & Repair PO Box 6506

Columbus, GA 31907

(412) 279-1149 www.nord-lock.com

(250) 746-5181 www.promac.bc.ca

(706) 561-8500 www.psrinc.biz

P VE Cranes & Services PO Box 12529 USA (904) 765-6686 www.pveusa.com Jacksonville, FL 32209

P yramid Parts 9501 Allen Drive

(216) 642-9600 www.pyramid-parts.com Cleveland, OH 44125-4603

R Baker & Son 190 Boundary Road

Marlboro, NJ 07746

Rotor Electric 1385 Main Street

North Vancouver, BC V7J 1C4

Servicios De Carga Salerno #P TX T0222,

(732) 222-3553 www.rbaker.com

(604) 985-7024 www.rotorelevators.com

(507) 231-6866 www.salernocranes.com (SCS) Miami PO Box 527948, Miami, FL 33152-7948

T VH 16355 S. Lone Elm Rd.

(913) 829-1000 www.tvh.com Olathe, KS 66062

W. L. CraneRepair Inc. 5206 N. Main St.

Baytown, TX 77521

WHECO Corporation 2989 K ingsgate Way

RIGGER TRUCKS

(281) 839-6950 www.wlcranesales.com

(800) 937-4772 www.wheco.com Richland WA 99354-5311

www.versa-lift.com Baldwin City, KS 66006

Doral Equipment Rental 427 E Stewart Street

www.doralequipmentrental.com Milwaukee, WI 53207

Dyer Equipment 25975 Hw y. 14

Ault, CO 80610

HMS Lift 11 Highlander Street

Brant, Ontario N0E 1 NO

Hydra-Slide 84 Royal Road

Guelph, Ontario, N1H 1G3

Lakeshore Industrial 4514 Browns Drive

www.heavyhaultrailers.net

www.hmslift.ca

www.hydra-slide.com

(920) 793-2680 www.lakeshoreind.com Two Rivers, WI 54241

Lift Systems 1505 7th Street

(309) 764-9842 www.lift-systems.com East Moline, IL 61244

Orion Forklift Trucks 45 Shepherd Road

Oak ville, ON L6K 2G6

Rigger Lift Mfg 256 Broadcast Drive

Spar tanburg, SC 39303

Rig Ready 3229 Oak St., Suite 114

Hudsonville, MI 49426

Taylor Machine Works 650 N Church Avenue

Louisville, MS 39339

Trans-American Equipment 2095 Union Beltway Road

Indian Trail, NC 28079

White Blaze Equipment Inc. 150 Shirley Avenue

www.orionlifts.com

www.riggerlift.com

www.rigready.com

www.taylorbigred.com

www.trans-american.com

(519) 585-1320 www.whiteblazeinc.com K itchener, ON N2B 2E1

RIGGING GEAR/HARDWARE & WIRE ROPE

AAA Rope Splicing

12650 Sibley, P.O. Box 2153, USA (734) 283-1765 www.aaawirerope.com

Riverview, MI 48192

Abbott & Associates PO Box 1257 USA (401) 885-1933 www.vinceabbott.com

East Greenwich, RI 02818

Acme Rigging & Supply 3350 North State Street, USA (707) 462-0567 www.acmerigging.com

Ukiah, CA 95482

Actek Manufacturing & Engineering 1110 Fuller ton Road, USA (626) 581-3424 www.actekmfg.com Cit y of Industry, CA 91748

ADB Hoist Rings Mfg. 5740 Hunt Road, USA (248) 388-8446 www.americandrillbushing.com

Valdotsa, GA 31606

Alabama Sling Center 4101 Hoke Ave., USA (205) 744-0230 www.mazzellacompanies.com

Dolmite, AL 35061

All Material Handling Inc. 345 N Canal Street, Suite C1, USA (877) 543-8264 www.allmaterialhandling.com Chicago, IL 60606

Alliance Wire Rope Inc. 408 Gibraltar Drive, Canada (905) 564-2995 www.alliancewirerope.com Mississauga, ON L5T 2P5

All-Lifts 27-39 Thatcher Street, USA (800) 342-4188 www.all-lifts.com

Albant, NY 12207

All-Way Wire Rope & Splicing PO Box 84 #4, USA (800) 920-3330 www.allwayinc.com

Industrial Park Drive, Bowling Green, MO 63334

ALP Industries 1229 W Lincoln Hwy, USA (610) 384-1300 www.alpind.com

Coatesville, PA 19320

ALPS Wire Rope 2530 Production Drive, USA (630) 893-3888 www.alpswirerope.com

St. Charles, IL 60174

American Riggers Supply 1010 Kansas Ave., USA (913) 371-1357 www.americanriggers.com

Kansas City, KS 66105

American Rigging 2380 Main Street, USA (619) 233-5625 www.americanriggingsd.com San Diego, CA, 92113

American Rigging & 555 Choctaw Drive, USA (225) 344-7144 www.ameririgging.com

Supply Baton Rouge, LA 70805

American Webbing & Fittings 4959 Home Road, USA (336) 767-9390 www.americanwebbing.com Winston-Salem, NC 27106

American Wire Rope & Sling 3122 Engle Road, USA (260) 478-4700 www.awrsling.com Fort Wayne, IN 46809

Arctic Wire Rope & Supply 6407 Arctic Spur Road, USA (907) 562-0707 www.arcticwirerope.com Anchorage, AK 99518

Ashley Sling 7929 Troon Circle, USA (404) 691-2604 www.ashleysling.com Austell, GA 30168

Assembly Specialty Products 14700 Brookpark Road, USA (800) 211-1379 www.assemblyspecialty.com Cleveland, OH 44135

Associated Wire Rope & 8125 Saran Drive, USA (310) 448-5444 www.associatedwirerope.com

Rigging Corp.

Playa del Rey, CA 90293

Atlas Machinery 1090 W. 2180 North Street, USA (801) 322-1300 www.atlas-machinery.com Salt Lake City, UT 84116

B.C. Wire Rope & Rigging 2720 East Regal USA (800) 669-5919 www.bcwirerope.com Park Drive, Anaheim, Bairstow Lifting Products Co. 1785 Ellsworth Industrial USA (404) 351-2600 www.bairstow.com Drive, Atlanta, GA 30318

Baydar & Associates Inc. 60 Walter Havill Drive, Canada (902) 445-2535 www.baydar.ca Suite 802, Halifax NS B3N 0A9

Bilco Wire Rope 1285 Central Ave., USA (908) 351-7800 www.bilcogroup.com Hillside, NJ 07205

Bishop Lifting Products, Inc. 125 McCarty Drive, USA (713) 674-2266 www.lifting.com Houston, TX 77029

Black Bear Corp. 7688 Carnegie Ave., USA (909) 390-0380 www.blackbearusa.com Fontana, CA 92336

Boise Rigging Supply

Bridon American Corp.

6750 W. Victory Road, USA (208) 342-8919 www.boiserigging.com Boise, ID 83715

280 New Commerce Blvd, USA (570) 822-3349 www.bridonamerican.com Wilkes-Barre, PA 18706

Brown & Perkins, Inc. PO Box 412, USA (609) 655-1150 www.brownandperkins.com Cranbury, NJ 08152

RIGGING GEAR/HARDWARE & WIRE ROPE

COMPANY NAME ADDRESS COUNTRY

Cable Cisco 3963 Commerce Drive, USA (916) 371-6781 www.carpentergigging.com West Sacramento, CA 95691

Cable Moore, Inc. PO Box 4067, USA (510) 436-8000 www.cablemoore.com Oakland, CA 94614

Cableco 9816 Arlee Avenue, USA (562) 942-8076 www.cabelcorigging.com Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670

Cableworks, Inc. 58 Highland Drive, USA (860) 928-0475 www.alpindustries.com PO Box 651

Putnam, CT 06260

The Caldwell Group 4080 Logistic Parkway USA (815) 229-5667 www.caldwellinc.com Rockford, IL 61109

Cargo Control USA PO Box 2806, USA (919) 775-5059 www.cargocontrolusa.com Sanford, NC 27331

CAROL Crane Rigging & PO Box 5605, USA (713) 475-7181 www.ccrlt.com

Lifting Technology Pasadena, TX 77508

Carpenter Group 222 Napoleon Street, USA (415) 285-1954 www.carpentergroup.com San Francisco, CA 94124

Cascade Rigging Inc. 9887 SE Mather Road, USA (503) 722-7500 www.cascaderigginginc.com

Clackamas, OR 97015

CECA LLC 158 Bails Road, USA (662) 316-3722 www.cecaforge.com

Ripley, MS 38663

Certex Inc 1110 Lockwood St, USA (713) 674-3000 www.certex.com

Houston, TX 77020

Certified Slings, Inc. PO Box 180127, USA (407) 331-6677 www.certifiedslings.com

Casselberry, FL 32718

Certified Wire Rope & Testing Inc. 1106 4th Street, Canada (780) 955-9395 www.certifiedwirerope.com

Nisku, Alberta, T9E 8J2

Chicago Hardware & Fixture 9100 Parklane Ave., USA (847) 455-6609 www.chicagohardware.com

Franklin Park, IL 60131

Cleveland City Forge 46950 State Route 18 West, USA (440) 647-5400 www.clevelandcityforge.com

Wellington, OH 44090

Coffing Hoists 2020 Country Club Road, USA (704) 694-2156 www.columbusmckinnon.com

Wadesboro, NC 28170

Columbus McKinnon 205 Crosspoint Parkway USA (716) 689-5400 www.columbusmckinnon.com

Getzville, NY 14068

Commercial Group Lifting Products 12801 Universal Drive, USA (734) 947-4000 www.cglift.com Taylor, MI 48180

Continental Chain 7011 Girard Road, Canada (780) 437-2701 www.continentalchain.com Edmonton, Alberta T6B 2C4

Contractors & Industrial Supply PO Box 40391, USA (615) 256-8658 www.cisrigging.com Nashville, TN 37204

Coordinated Wire Rope & 1707 East Anaheim Street, USA (310) 834-8535 www.coordinatedcompanies.com

Rigging Wilmington, CA 90744

Coordinated Wire Rope of Hawaii, 120 Mokauea Street, Suite F, USA (808) 843-2020 www.cwrhawaii.com Inc. dba CWR Hawaii Honolulu, HI 96819

Cortland Company 10633 West Airport Blvd, USA (832) 833-8000 www.cortlandcompany.com Suite 300 Stafford, TX 77477

Crosby Canada 145 Heart Lake Road, Canada (905) 451-9261 www.crosby.ca Brampton, ON L6W 3K3

DCL Mooring & Rigging 4400 North Galvez Street, USA (504) 944-3366 www.dcl-usa.com

New Orleans, LA 70117

Dakota Riggers & Tool Supply 704 East Benson Road, USA (605) 335-0041 www.dakotariggers.com Sioux Falls, SD 57104

Delta Rigging & Tools 21525 North Hwy. USA (281) 595-4940 www.deltarigging.com 288B

Angleton, TX 77515

Denver Wire Rope & Supply 4100 Dahlia Street, USA (303) 377-5166 www.denverwirerope.com Denver, CO 80216

Desert Energy Equipment PO Box 13290, USA (432) 381-3321 www.desertenergy.com

Odessa, TX 79768

Detroit Hoist & Crane 6650 Sterling Drive N., USA (800) 521-9126 www.detroithoist.com Sterling Heights,

Discount Wire & Sling

4836 N.E. 11th Ave., USA (954) 772-7173 www.discountwireandsling.com

Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33334

Diversified Lifting Systems 4702 Distribution Drive, USA (800) 752-1214 www.diversifiedlifting.com

Tampa, FL 33605

Doleco USA 290 Pratt Street USA (203) 440-1940 www.doleco-usa.com

Meriden, C T 06450

Dominion Steel Specialties 5301 Polk Street, Building 18, USA (713) 678-8141 www.dominionsteel.com

Durabilt by Durbin

Houston, TX 77023

2545 S. 25th Ave. USA (636) 463-1272 www.durabiltusa.com

Broadview, IL 60155

E. M. Blue’s Sons PO Box 9521, USA (713) 926-6007 www.emblues.com Houston, TX, 77261

Ed’s Wire Rope & Rigging 11039 I Street, USA (402) 614-8811 www.edswirerope.com Omaha, NE 68137

Elite Sales 9445 S.W. 40th Street, USA (305) 262-3105 www.elitesalesinc.com

Miami, FL 33165

Elko Wire Rope & Mining Supply 4280 E. Idaho Street, USA (775) 777-3824 www.elkowirerope.com

Elko, NV 89801

Eriez Magnetics 2200 Asbury Road, USA (814) 835-6000 www.eriez.com Erie, PA 16506

ESCO Corporation PO Box 10123, USA (503) 778-6768 www.escocorp.com Portland, OR 97210

F & M Mafco/QC21 Lifting Products 9149 Dr y Fork Road, USA (513) 367-2151 www.qc21slings.com Harrison, OH 45030

F.D. Lake Company PO Box 8831 USA (616) 241-5639 www.fdlake.com 3313 Lousma Drive SE, Grand Rapids, MI 49518

Feeney Inc. 2603 Union Street, USA (800) 888-2418 www.feeneyinc.com Oakland, CA 94607

First Sling Technology 1125 West Hwy 152, USA (877) 453-4778 www.firstsling.com Suite 113, Mustang, OK 73064

Franklin Offshore Americas 1325 South Creek Dr., USA (281) 578-3828 www.franklin.com.sg Suite 300 Houston, TX 77084

French Creek Production 626 13th Street USA (814) 437-1808 www.frenchcreekproduction.com Franklin, PA 16323

Fresno Wire Rope & Rigging 2360 S. East Ave. USA (559) 268-8885 www.fresnowirerope.com Fresno, CA 93721

Gosan USA 1926 Spearing Street USA (904) 350-9191 www.gosanusa.com Jacksonville, FL 32201

Groupe Industriel DL 675 Boulevard Lionel-Boulet, Canada (450) 652-5553 www.groupedl.ca Varennes QC J3X 1P7

Gunnebo Johnson Corp. 1240 N. Harvard USA (918) 832-8933 www.gunnebojohnson.com Tulsa, OK 74115

Hanes Supply Inc. 55 James E. Casey Drive, USA (716) 826-2636 www.hanessupply.com Buffalo, NY 14205

Hercules SLR 520 Windmill Road, Canada (902) 482-3125 www.herculesslr.com Dartmouth, NS B3B 1B3

Hercules Wire Rope & Sling PO Box 1769, USA (985) 876-5511 www.herculeswirerope.com Houma, LA 70363

Hessville Cable & Sling 1601 Cline Ave., USA (800) 779-8466 www.hessvillecable.com Gary, IN 46406

Holland RFID 1340 Burlington, USA (816) 268-5749 www.holland1916.com North Kansas City, MO 64116

Holloway Wire Rope 14620 E. Pine Street, USA (918) 582-1807 www.hollowaywirerope.com Tulsa, OK 74116

Horizon Cable Service 45 North Cooley Drive, USA (405) 789-7125 www.horizoncableinc.com Oklahoma City, OK 73127

HWP Rigging 1017 Olive Street, Suite 1000 C USA (314) 436-9019 www.hwprigging.com St. Louis, MO 63101

Ideal Wire Rope 13101 S. Alameda Street, USA (310) 604-1853 www.idealwirerope.com Compton, CA 90222

Indusco Wire Rope & Supplies 1200 W. Hamburg Street, USA (800) 727-0665 www.induscowire.com Baltimore, MD 21230

Industrial Rigging & Supply 1-25 McLaren Ave., Canads (519) 624-9697 www.industrialrigging.ca Cambridge, ON N1R 8K9

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Industrial Splicing & Sling

Industries Lam-E Inc.

Intercon Enterprises

J.C. Renfroe & Sons

1842 North 109 East Ave., USA (918) 835-4452 www.industrialsplicing.com Tulsa, OK 74116

1050 Boul, Charest Quest, Canada (418) 652-9759 www.lam-e.com Quebec, QB G1N 0A3

1125 Fir Ave., USA (800) 665-6655 www.intercononline.com Blaine, WA 98230

1926 Spearing Street, USA (904) 356-4181 www.jcrenfroe.com Jacksonville, FL 32201

J. Henr y Holland 5931 Thurston Ave., USA (757) 460-3300 www.jhenryholland.com

Jergens, Inc.

Virginia Beach, VA 23455

15700 S. Waterloo Road, USA (877) 486-1454 www.jergensinc.com Cleveland, OH 44110

John A. Batchelor Company 5922 Triumph Street, USA (323) 262-4125 www.batchelorinc.com Commerce, CA 90040

John Sakash Company 800 Walnut Street, USA (630) 833-3940 www.johnsakash.com Elmhurst, IL 60126

Jordan Wire Rope 2400 W. 56th, USA (432) 366-6040 Odessa, TX 79764

Jtagz PO Box 1084, Australia +61 (1) 49302806 www.jtagz.com Yeppoon, QLD 4703

Kennedy Wire Rope & Sling 4202 Dividend Drive, USA (210) 527-0555 www.kwrs.com San Antonio, TX 78219

Kentuckiana Wire Rope & Sling Co. 3335 Industrial Parkway, USA (812) 282-3667 www.kwrinc.com Jeffersonville, IN 47130

Knight Equipment P O Box 93, USA (573) 324-3212 www.knighteq.com 717 N. 15th Street

Bowling Green, MO 63334

Kulkoni 502 Garden Oaks Blvd. USA (713) 691-1234 www.kulkoni.com Houston, TX 77018

K WS. PO Box 470487, USA (539) 367-2274 www.kwschain.com Tulsa, OK 74147

Laclede Chain Manufacturing 1549 Fenpark Drive, USA (636) 680-2320 www.lacledechain.com Fenton, MO 63026

Lamco Slings & Rigging I. 4960 41st Street Court, USA (309) 764-7400 www.lamcoinc.com Moline, IL 61265

Landmann Wire Rope Products 6500 Goodyear Road, USA (707) 748-1700 www.landmannwire.com

Benicia, CA 94510

Lift-All Company 1909 McFarland Dr. USA (800) 909-1964 www.lift-all.com Landisville, PA 17538

Liftex Corporation 780 Falcon Circle, Suite 105 USA (215) 957-9180 www.liftex.com

Warminster, PA 18974

Lifting & Rigging Specialty 2100 West Drive, USA (724) 552-0083 www.thechainman.com Sales, Inc. Greensburg, PA 15601

Lift-It Manufacturing Company 1603 W. 2nd Street, USA (909) 469-2252 www.lift-it.com Pomona, CA 91766

LiftPRO International 5959 Seville Road, USA (218) 729-9211 www.liftpro.com Duluth, MN 55811

Linton Rigging Gear Supplies 6819 Hw y 311, USA (812) 246-3515 www.lrgsupplies.com Sellersburg, IN 47172

LGH 9925 S. Industrial Drive, USA (708) 598-4727 www.rentlgh.com

Bridgeview, IL 60455

Lone Star Rigging 4175 W. Cardinal Drive, USA (409) 842-2263 www.lonestarrigging.com Beaumont, TX 77705

LUBE-A-BOOM 8151 River Bay Drive East, USA (317) 501-1104 www.lubeaboom.com Indianapolis, IN 46240

Magna Lifting Products P O Box 2290, USA (360) 392-0432 www.magnalifting.com Blaine, WA 98231

Manchester Sling Company 5600 Surrey Square, USA (800) 392-5510 www.manchestersling.com Houston, TX 77017

Marcal Rope & Rigging PO Box 477, USA (618) 462-0172 www.marcalrigging 1862 E. Broadway, Alton, IL 62002

Marine & Industrial Supply 150 Virginia Street, USA (251) 438-4617 www.marineandindustrial.com Mobile, AL 36652

Marine Rigging 552 Beauregard Street, USA (251) 432-1212 www.marinerigging.com Mobile, AL 36603

Mazzella Lifting Technologies 21000 Aerospace Pkwy, USA (440) 239-7000 www.mazzellalifting.com Cleveland, OH 44142

Memphis Chain & Cable 581 Pear Ave., USA (901) 524-1100 Services LLC Memphis, TN 38107

Metro Wire Rope Corporation 553 Lehigh Ave., USA (908) 964-3690 www.metrowirerope.com Union, NJ 07083

Miami Cordage/Florida Wire 2475 Northwest 38th Street, USA (305) 636-3000 www.miamicordage.com & Rigging Works Miami, FL 33142

Mid America Industries 7701 St. Clair Ave., USA (618) 398-5221 East St. Louis, IL 62203

Midco Sling & Cable 9101 West John Carpenter Fwy, USA (214) 688-0444 www.midcosling.com Dallas, TX 75247

Midwest Rigging Supply 2900 Airpark Drive USA (270) 663-1331 www.mwrigging.com Owensboro, KY 42301

Mile High Rigging, Inc. 6400 C. Stapleton Drive S., USA (303) 322-3277 www.milehighrigging.com Denver, CO 80216

Mill Valley Splicing, Inc. PO Box 615, USA (413) 323-6307 www.millvalleysplicing.com

Belchertown, MA 01007

Miller Products 100A Sturbridge Road, USA (508) 248-3941 www.millerproducts.net

Charlton, MA 01507

Millfield Enterprises Mfg. Ltd/ 16 Shelley Road UK +44 191 2648541 www.millfield-group.co.uk

Wirelock Newburn Ind. Estate, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne,

Modulif t UK 11 New Fields Business Park, UK +44 1202 621511 www.modulift.com

Stinsford Road, Poole, Dorset BH17 0NF

Moore Sales 2539 Data Drive, USA (502) 491-6868 www.mooresalesinc.net Louisville, KY 40299

Muncy Industries PO Box 205, USA (570) 649-5188 www.muncyindustries.com Muncy, PA 17756

Murdock Webbing Company 27 Foundry Street, USA (800) 375-2052 www.murdockweb.com Central Falls, RI 02863

Napco & Associates PO Box 826, USA (507) 452-5424 Winona, MN 55987

National Industrial Supply 1201 Rochester Road, USA (248) 588-1828 www.nischain.com Troy, MI 48083

Nelson Wire Rope Corp. 3051 Penn Avenue, USA (215) 721-9333 www.nelsonwirerope.com Hatfield, PA 19440

New England Crane 2 Cedar St., USA (888) 450-0477 www.newenglandcrane.com Lewiston, ME 04240

New Haven Moving Equipment Co. 13571 Vaughn St., USA (213) 749-8181 www.newhaven-usa.com San Fernando, CA 91340

Newell Davis Co. Inc. 2962 N. Kerr Ave., USA (910) 762-3500 www.newelldavis.com Wilmington, NC 28405

Norex Manufacturing Co. Ltd. PO Box 2951, USA (604) 888-2100 Sumas, WA 98295

Northern Metalic Sales (FSJ) Ltd 10407 Alaska Road, Canada (250) 785-6655 www.northernmetalicfsj.com Fort St. John, BC V1J 1B1

Oceanside Equipment Ltd 30 Akerly Blvd., Canada (902) 468-4844 Dartmouth, NS B3B 1N1

Olsen Chain & Cable PO Box 970, USA (320) 286-2187 www.olsenchain.com

Cokato, MN 55321

Omaha Slings 4406 South 89th Street, USA (402) 331-0911 www.omahaslings.com

Omaha, NE 68127

Pacific Cargo Control 18200 S.W. Teton Ave., USA (800) 821-8431 www.pacificcargo.com

Tualatin, OR 97062

Pacific Industrial Supply 1231 S Director Street, USA (206) 682-2100 www.pacificindustrial.com Seattle, WA 98108

Pacific West Wire Rope 6417 Bandini Blvd., USA (323) 724-7724 www.pacwestwirerope.com

Cit y of Commerce, CA 90040

Pacific-Gulf Wire Rope, Inc. 1504 Engineers Road, USA (504) 341-0066 www.pacificgulfwirerope.com Belle Chasse, LA 70037

Paducah Rigging 4150 Cairo Road, USA (270) 443-3863 www.paducahrigging.com Paducah, KY 42001

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Page Wire Rope & Slings, Inc.

101 Gallier Street, USA (337) 234-0353 www.pagewirerope.com

Lafayette, LA 70506

Peerless Industrial Group PO Box 5349, USA (800) 533-8056 www.peerlesschain.com 1416 E Sanborn Street, Winona, MN 55987

Pewag

P feifer Wire Rope

Phoenix Wire Rope & Rigging

600 W Crossroads Pkwy., USA (800) 526-3924 www.pewagchain.com

Bolingbrook, IL 60440

600 Industry Drive, USA (757) 825-2544 www.pfeifer.us.com

Hampton, VA 23661

700 Cedar Bay Road, USA (904) 367-1842 www.phoenixrope.net

Jacksonville, FL 32218

Precision Installations & 30660 8 Mile Road, USA (248) 478-6353 www.precisionriggers.com

Services Farmington, MI 48336

Premier Wire Rope 5048 Timber Creek Drive, USA (713) 979-5300 www.premierwirerope.com

Houston, TX 77017

P ython America/ASC 1406 W 175th Street, USA (708) 647-4900 www.ascindustries.com East Hazel Crest,

Rasmussen Equipment 8727 5th Avenue S., USA (206) 762-3700 www.rasmussenco.com

Seattle, WA 98108

Redaelli Wire Ropes Via A Volta 16, Italy (864) 414-9348 www.redaelli.com Cologno M.se, Reel-O-Matic, Inc 6408 S. Eastern Ave., USA (405) 672-0000 www.reelomatic.com

Oklahoma City, OK 73149

Ribbon Webbing Corp. 4711 W. Division Street, USA (773) 287-1221 www.ribbonwebbing.com Chicago, IL 60651

Richerson and Associates PO Box 8540, USA (985) 867-1415 www.richersonrep.com

Mandeville, LA 70433

Rigging & Tools 2031 Lee Ave., USA (701) 224-1122 www.riggingandtools.com

Bismark, ND 58504

Rockford Rigging ,Inc. 5401 Main Sail Drive, USA (815) 877-0007 www.rockfordrigging.com

Roscoe, IL 61073

Rocky Mountain Wire Rope 2421 S. 2570 West, USA (801) 972-4972 www.rmwr.co & Rigging Salt Lake City, UT 84119

Roughrider Rigging, Ltd. 118 Faithful Crescent, Canada (306) 651-1834 www.saturnind.com Saskatoon, SK S7K 8H8

Rouster Wire Rope & Rigging 102 Ridge Street, USA (304) 252-6031 www.rousterwrr.com Mabscott, WV 25871

RUD P.O. Box 367, USA (319) 294-0001 www.rud.com Hiawatha, IA 52233

Safe ‘N Secure USA 2673 Freewood Drive, USA (214) 358-4565 www.safensecureusa.com Dallas, TX 75220

Safety Clamps 233 Santa Barbara Ave., USA (800) 456-2809 www.safetyclamps.com Jacksonville, FL 32254

Safety Sling Company 909 Fulton Street, USA (412) 231-6684 www.safetysling.com Pittsburgh, PA 15233

Sam Winer Motors 3417 E. Waterloo Road, USA (330) 628-4881 www.samwinermotors.com Ak ron, OH 44312

Samsel Supply Co. 1285 Old River Road, USA (800) 892-8012 www.samselsupply.com Cleveland, OH 44113

Samson Rope Technologies 2090 Thornton Street, USA (360) 384-4669 www.samsonrope.com

Ferndale, WA 98248

Saturn Industries Ltd. 37 Sylvan Way, Canada (204) 633-1529 www.saturnind.com Winnipeg, Manitoba R2R 1V9

Sea-Fit 4745 River Road, USA (504) 736-9477 www.sea-fit.com Jefferson, LA 70121

Sea-Land Distributors 4745 River Road, USA (504) 736-9477 www.sea-landdistributors.com Jefferson, LA 70121

SG Consulting 3709 Clearwater Lane, USA (610) 876-3445 www.sg-consultants.com

Brookhaven, PA 19015

Sharrow Lifting Products 301 Country Road E2 West, USA (651) 489-1341 www.ccsharrow.com

New Brighton, MN 55112

Sheave Source PO Box 100368, USA (205) 956-7005 www.sheavesource.com 4264 Underwood Industrial Drive, Birmingham, AL 35210

Sheaves Inc.l 195 Leonard Drive, USA (866) 344-6774 www.esheaves.com Groton, CT 06340

Silver State Wire Rope & Rigging 8740 S. Jones Blvd., USA (702) 597-2010 www.sswr.net Las Vegas, NV 89139

Sling Tech 124 Brock Street, Canada (705) 719-4899 www.slingtech.com

Barrie, ON L4N 2M2

Sling-Choker Manufacturing Ltd. 605 Rennie Street, Canada (905) 545-5025 www.slingchoker.com Hamilton, ON L8H 3P8

Slingmax Rigging Solutions 205 Bridgewater Road USA (610) 485-8500 www.slingmax.com Aston, PA 19014

Solutio LLC 14819 S.W. Frwy, USA (281) 773-5001 Suite 301-325, Sugar Land, TX 77478

Source Atlantic Hydraulics, PO Box 967, Canada (506) 648-2620 www.sourceatantic.ca

Rigging and Rubber 331 Chelsey Drive, New Brunswick E2L 4E4

Southeast Rigging, Inc. 1645 Jessie Street, USA (904) 355-3423 www.southeastrig.com Jacksonville, FL 32206

Southern Weaving Co. PO Box 487, USA (864) 240-9325 www.southernweaving.com Greenville, SC 29602

Southern Wire Corp. 8045 Metro Road, USA (662) 893-4644 www.southernwire.com Olive Branch, MS 38654

Southwest Ocean Services 5721 Harvey Wilson Drive, USA (713) 671-9101 www.swos.net Houston, TX 77020

SpanSet, Inc. 3125 Industrial Drive, USA (501) 658-9665 www.spanset-usa.com Sanford, NC 27332

Suncor Stainless 70 Armstrong Road, USA (508) 732-9191 www.suncorstainless.com Plymouth, MA 02360

Superlift Wire Ropes USA, LLC 836 Registry Terrace, USA (678) 575-5182 Kennesaw, GA 30152

Tandemloc, Inc.

824 Hw y 101, USA (800) 258-7324 www.tandemloc.com Havelock, NC 28532

Tennessee Sling Center 3501 Clio Ave., USA (423) 634-9005 www.tennesseeslingcenter.com Chattanooga, TN 37407

TEUFELBERGER Holding AG Vogelweiderstrasse 50, Austria +43 7242 615-0 www.teufelberger.com 4600 Wels

The Crosby Group 2801 Dawson Road USA (800) 772-1500 www.thecrosbygroup.com Tulsa, OK 74110

The Indusco Group 1200 West Hamburg Street, USA (800) 727-0665 www.induscogroup.com Baltimore, MA 21230

The Rigging Box, Inc. 8480 Terminal Road, USA (703) 339-7575 www.theriggingbox.com Lorton, VA 22079

The Ulven Companies/Skookum PO Box 280, USA (503) 651-3175 www.ulvencompanies.com Hubbard, OR 97032

Timco, Inc. 2 Greentown Road, USA (905) 691-7102 www.timco-eng.com Buchanan, NY 10511

Tractel Inc., Div of Griphoist 1615 Warden Ave., Canada (800) 465-4738 www.tractelnorthamerica.com Toronto, ON M1R 2T3

Trinity Sling Authority, Inc. 2201 E. Loop 820 North, USA (817) 589-2404 www.trinitysling.com Fort Worth, TX 76118

Tri-State Wire Rope & Supply 2425 West Bridger Road, USA (801) 954-0300 www.tristatewirerope.com Salt Lake City, UT 84104

Tulsa Chain Inc.

12820 S. Memorial Drive, USA (918) 392-2829 www.tulsachain.com Unit 126, Bixby, OK 74008

Ultra-Safe, Inc. 2339 N. 34th Drive, USA (602) 484-7713 www.ultrasafeusa.com Phoenix, AZ 85009

Unalloy / IWRC 737 Oval Court, Canada (905) 790-3112 www.unalloy-iwrc.com Burlington, ON L7L 6A9

Union Sling Company PO Box 565301, USA (800) 999-6207 www.unionsling.com Dallas, TX 75356

Unirope 3070 Universal Drive, Canada (905) 624-5131 www.unirope.com Mississauga, ON L4X 2CB

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COMPANY NAME ADDRESS COUNTRY PHONE WEBSITE

Unitex Group USA

PO Box 455, USA (864) 846-8690 www.unitexusa.com 104 Hurrican Creek Road, Piedmont, SC 29673

USHA Martin Americas, Inc. 701 Plastics Ave., USA (713) 676-1800 www.ushamartin.com

Houston, TX 77020

Van Beest USA LLC PO Box 96529, USA (713) 674-5753 www.vanbeest.nl 1357 Sheffielde Blvd., Houston, TX 77015

Verope USA 11018 Pleasantville Drive, USA (832) 831-0132 www.verope.com

Houston, TX 77029

Visco Inc. PO Box 67127, USA (402) 489-6492 www.viscoinc.com Lincoln, NE 68506

Voto Manufacturers Sales Company PO Box 1299, USA (740) 282-3621 www.votosales.com

500 N. Third St., Steubenville, OH 43952

Washington Wire Rope 8411 Ir vington Blvd., USA (800) 332-2376 www.wwirerope.com Houston, TX 77022

WESCO Industries Unit 1, 9663 - 199 A St., Canada (604) 881-3000 www.wescovan.com Langley, BC V1M 2X7

West Coast Wire Rope & 2900 N.W. 29th Ave., USA (800) 275-0482 www.wcwr.com

Rigging Inc. Portland, OR 97210

West Equipment Co., Inc. 1545 E. Broadway, USA (419) 698-1601 www.thewestequipment.com Toledo, OH 43605

Western Sling & Supply Co. PO Box 208, USA (303) 688-0978 www.westernsling.com Sedalia, CO 80135

Wireco 2400 W 75th St. USA (816) 270-4700 www.wireco.com

Prairie Village, KS 66208

Wire Rope Industries 5501 Trans-Canada Hwy., Canada (514) 426-6647 www.wirerope.com

Pointe-Claire, QC H9R 1B7

Wire Rope Technology Grunenthaler. 40a, Germany +49 241 173147 www.ropetechnology.com 52072 Aachen

Wirerope Works, Inc. 100 Maynard St., USA (570) 327-4206 www.wwrope.com Williamsport, PA 17701

Wisconsin Lifting Specialists, Inc. PO Box 1621, USA (414) 342-7475 www.masterrigging.com 2033 W. St. Paul Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53201

Worldwide Enterprises, Inc. 70 Commercial Way, USA (888) 297-3900 www.wwewirerope.com East Providence, RI 02914

Yale Cordage 77 Industrial Park Road USA (207) 282-3396 www.yalecordage.com Saco, ME 04072

Yarbrough Cable Service PO Box 70184, 950 Stage Ave., USA (800) 395-5438 www.yarcable.com Memphis, TN 38107

Yoke Inc. 12850 E. Florence Ave., USA (562) 903-1409 www.yoke.net Sante Fe Springs, CA 90670

SAFETY EQUIPMENT AND PRODUCTS

Allied Safety Systems 4150 Saint Johns Parkway, Suite 1002 USA (407) 543-0388 www.signalarminc.com Sanford, FL 32771

CM Labs 645 Wellington Street Canada (514) 287-1166 www.cm-labs.com Montreal, Quebec H3C 1T3

Custom Crane Solutions PO Box 581 USA (614) 610-4324 www.ccranesolutions.com Grove City, Dr. Shrink, Inc. 315 Washington St USA (231) 723-2685 www.dr-shrink.com Manistee, MI 49660

Eartec Co. 145 Dean Knauss Drive USA (401) 782-4966 www.eartec.com Narragansett, RI 02882

Etiflex Corp 2500 E Hallandale Beach USA (305) 824-9078 www.etiflex.com Boulevard Hallandale Beach, Fl 33309

HoistCam 4855 Brookside Ct, Unit B USA (757) 819-4600 www.hoistcam.com Norfolk, VA 23502

GoLight Inc. 37146 Old Highway 17 USA (308) 278-3131 www.golight.com Culber tson, NE 69024-8226

Infochip Systems Inc.

Insulatus Inc.

#203, 1122- 3rd Ave South, Canada (877) 747-2448 www.infochip.com

Lethbridge, AB T1J 0J6

708 Marks Road, Suite B USA (216) 925-5387 www.insulatus.com

Valley City, OH 44280

Keytroller 3907 W. Martin Luther USA (813) 877-4500 www.keytroller.com

Lynn Safety

Moore Sales Inc.

MTS Sensors

K ing Blvd, Tampa, FL 33614

367 Civic Dr, Suite 8 USA (925) 609-7646 www.lynnsafety.com

Pleasant Hill, CA 94523

2539 Data Drive USA (502) 491-6868 www.mooreSalesinc.net

Louisville, KY 40299

3001 Sheldon Drive USA (919) 677-2315 www.mtssensors.com

Cary, NC 27513

National Truck Services Group 1622 N Black Canyon Hwy USA (602) 944-5999 www.gontsg.com

Phoenix, AZ 85009

Orlaco Products B.V. 33 Confederate Avenue USA (706) 301-9227 www.orlaco.com

North America Jasper, GA 30147

Pacific Systems Solutions 330 Uluniv St, Ste C USA (804) 869-2140 www.hookcam.com Kailua, HI 96734

Safety Resources Unlimited, Inc. 4800 S.W. 20th Street USA (405) 681-0407 www.sruinc.org

Oklahoma City, OK 73128

Sigalarm 4150 St. John’s Parkway, Suite 1002 USA (407) 321-0722 www.sigalarminc.com Sanford, FL 32771

SMIE 151-217 Voie H Impasse des Bruyères France +33 182770070 www.smie.com 06370 Mouans-Sartoux

Tech Safety Lines 3204 Sk ylane Dr, Suite D USA (214) 987-4680 www.techsafetylines.com

Carrollton, TX 75006

Tecsis GmbH Carl-Legien-Strasse 40 Germany 49-69-5806-9480 www.tecsis.de

Offenbach am Main, 63073

The Center for Construction 8484 Georgia Ave. USA (301) 495-8523 www.cpwr.com Research and Training Suite 1000 Silver Spring, MD 20910

The Equipment Lock Co. PO Box 4308 USA (540) 722-1011 www.equipmentlock.com Winchester, VA 22604

Transportation Safety Apparel 14B Cardinal Street

Hilton Head, SC 29926

(843) 686-4046 www.tsasafety.com

Unimar 3195 Vickery USA (315) 579-3777 www.unimar.com North Syracuse, NY 13212

Vita Industrial 295 Interlocken Blvd, Suite 100 USA (833) 600-8482 www.vitaindustrial.com Broomfield, CO

SOF TWARE – LIFT PLANNING/FLEET MANAGEMENT

A1A Software 1577 S. 8th Street USA (904) 430-0355 www.A1ASoftware.com

Fernandina Beach, FL 32034

Aler t Management Systems 617 N 17th Street, Suite 250, USA (719) 634-7755 www.alert-ims.com

Colorado Springs, CO 80904

AnyDATA Corp 5 Oldfield

(949) 900-6040 www.anydata.com Ir vin, CA 92618

Avontus Software Corp. 2150 Shattuck Ave,

(800) 848-1860 www.avontus.com Suite 750 Berkeley, CA 94704

Cervis, Inc. 170 Thorn Hill Road USA (724) 741-9000 www.cervisinc.com

Warrendale, PA 15086

CIE-Tech Inc. 5990 Auteuil Avenue Canada (450) 923-1458 www.loadxpert.com

Brossard, QC J4Z 1N2

Critigen 6161 S Syracuse Way USA (303)7060990 www.critigen.com Greenwood Village, CO 80111

Distributor Computer Systems 623 Fellowship Road USA (856) 813-1750 www.dcs-success.com

Mt Laurel, NJ 08054

EvokedSet Limited Davidson House, UK +44 (0) 844 870 8025 www.evokedset.com Berkshire RG1 3EU

Fleet Cost & Care 865 S Fort Street USA (800) 281-9445 www.fleetcostcare.com Detroit, MI 48217

Fleet Management Solutions Inc. 3426 Empresa Dr, USA (805) 787-0508 www.fmsgps.com Ste 100, San Luis Obispo,

MANUFACTURERS’ & SERVICES DIRECTORY

SOFTWARE – LIFT PLANNING/FLEET MANAGEMENT

continued COMPANY NAME ADDRESS COUNTRY PHONE WEBSITE

Genisys Software Inc. 8601 73rd Ave N - USA (763) 391-6133 www.genisys.com

Suite 21, Brooklyn Park, Haag Engineering Co.

625 Industrial Blvd. USA (281) 313-9700 www.haagengineering.com

Sugar Land, TX 77478

Hook Cam / Pacific Solutions 330 Uluniv St, Ste C USA (804) 869-2140 www.hookcam.com

Kailua, HI 96734

InfoChip Systems Inc. 111 Northwood Circle Canada (877) 747-2448 www.infochip.com

Wetaskiwin, LiftPlanner Software 105 Geneva Blvd USA (952) 435-6126 www.liftplanner.com

Load Xpert

Burnsville, MN 55306

CIE-TECH Inc. 5990 Auteuil Canada (450) 923-1458 www.loadxpert.com

Brossard (QC) J4Z 1N2

McLeod Software 2550 Acton Road USA (877)362-5363 www.McLeodSoftware.com Birmingham, AL 35243

N4 Systems Inc.

111 Queen Street East, Canada (647) 477-6975 www.n4systems.com

Suite 240, Toronto, ON M5C 1S6

HoistCam 4855 Brookside Ct., Unit B USA (757) 819-4600 www.hoistcam.com

Norfolk, VA 23502

Orion Software 6000 Cote-des-Neiges, Canada (514) 484-9661 www.orion-soft.com

Suite 240, Montreal, Quebec H3S 1Z8

PeopleNet 4400 Baker Road USA (888) 346-3486 www.peoplenetonline.com

Minnetonka, MN 55343

Point of Rental Software 1901 N State Hwy 360, USA 1-(800)-944-7368 www.point-of-rental.com

Suite 340, Grand Prairie, T X 75050

ProMiles Software PO Box 398 USA (409) 697-2587 www.promiles.com

Bridge City, TX 77611

Qualcomm 5775 Morehouse Dr. USA (858) 587-1121 www.qualcomm.com San Diego, CA 92121

Rental Result Group Unit B4, Lowfields Close UK +1 (480) 777 7130 www.rentalresult.com Elland West, Yorkshire HX5 9DX

RMI Corporation 40 Darling Drive USA (800) 252-5011 www.rmiusa.com Avon, CT 06001

Senarc Systems, 979 Doral Dr., Suite 1419 USA (877) 736-2722 www.senarc.com

LLC - Visual Dispatch Bar tlett, IL, 60103

Sk y Guard 2506 Lakeland Dr, USA (516) 492-0603 http://www.skyguard.com Suite 403

Smar tEquip Inc. 83 East Ave, Suite 101 USA (203) 604-1311 www.smartequip.com Norwalk, CT 06851

Solutions By Computer 191 Chestnut Street USA (413) 737-0499 www.solutionsbycomputer.com Springfield, MA 01103

Tekla 1075 Big Shanty Rd NW, USA (770) 426-5105 www.tekla.com Suite 175, Kennesaw, GA 30144

Telogis 20 Enterprise, Ste 100 USA (949) 389 5500 www.telogis.com Aliso Viejo, CA 92656

Texada Software 7B-291 Woodlawn Rd W Canada (519) 836-7073 www.texadasoftware.com Guelph, ON N1H 7L6

The JobClock 27001 Agoura Rd, USA (888) 788-8463 www.exaktime.com Suite 280, Calabasas, CA 91301

The Karma Group 118 S. Adams St. USA (920) 432-6685  www.attainkarma.com Green Bay, WI 54313

Timmons Group 117 S. 14th Street, Suite 303, USA (804) 521-1065 www.timmonsgis.com Richmond, VA 23219

WennSoft 5355 S. Moorland Street USA (262) 821-4100 www.wennsoft.com New Berlin, WI 53151-1187

Visual Dispatch 979 Doral Drive USA (877) 736-2722 www.senarc.com Bar tlett, IL 60103

Wet Collect 1001 Boulders Parkway, USA (804) 200-6438 www.wetcollect.com

Suite 300, Richmond, VA 2322

WrightPlan Incorporated 30 Dupont Street East, Canada (519) 489-2320 www.wrightplan.com

Ste 204, Waterloo, W ynne Systems Inc.

2603 Main Street, USA (949) 224-6300 www.wynnesystems.com Suite 710, Ir vine, CA 92614

SPECIALIZED RIGGING/LIFTING MANUFACTURERS

American Heavy Moving & Rigging 11532 East End Avenue

(909) 590-5662 www.americanheavymoving.com Chino, CA 91710

Bardex Corporation 6300 Lindmar Drive

(805) 964-7747 www.bardex.com Goleta, CA 93117

Bigge Crane & Rigging 10700 Bigge Avenue USA (510) 638-8100 www.bigge.com San Leandro, CA 94577

Buckingham Structural Moving 10 Birch Lane USA (610) 488-8969 www.buckinghamequipment.com

Equipment Bernville, PA 19506

Columbus McKinnon Corp. 205 Crosspoint Pkwy

Getzville, NY 14068

Cometto S.p.A. Via Cuneo, 20

(716) 689-5400 www.cmworks.com

+39 0171 263300 www.cometto.com 12011 Borgo San Dalmazzo (CN)

Edwards Moving & Rigging, Inc. 200 Everett Hall Road USA (502) 633-1961 www.edwardsmoving.com Shelbyville, KY 40065

Enerpac N86 W12500, Westbrook Crossing, USA (262) 293-1684 www.enerpac.com Menomonee Falls, WI 53051

Engineered Rigging 409 E Lincolnway, Suite 3 USA (844) 474-4448 www.engineeredrigginggroup.com

Valparaiso, IN 46383

Engineered Heavy Services 4116-34th Avenue NE, USA (425) 259-0213 www.genps.net # B, Everett, WA 98205

EzRig Crane 1500 Palma Dr. 2nd Floor, USA (805) 643-4387 www.ezrigcrane.com

Ventura, CA 93003

Fagioli Inc. 21310 Highway 6 USA (281) 997-3434 www.fagioli.com Manvel, TX 77578

Faymonville Distribution Duarrefstrooss 8, L-9990 Luxembourg 352 26 90 04 155 www.faymonville.com

Weiswampach

GKS Lifting & Moving Solutions 300 East Auburn Avenue USA (937) 324-8867 www.gksweb.com Springfield, OH 45505

Goldhofer Inc. 7401 Riviera Boulevard USA (954) 668-2380 www.goldhofer.us Miramar, FL 33023

Greenfield Products LLC 3111 West 167th Street USA (708) 331-3115 www.greenfieldpi.com Hazel Crest, IL 60429

Guay, Inc. 1160 Bouvier Street Canada (418) 628-8460 www.guay.com Quebec, Quebec G2K 1L9

Hilman Rollers 12 Timber Lane

(732) 462-6277 www.hilmanrollers.com Marlboro, NJ 07746

Holland Moving & Rigging Supplies 35545 Hw y 69

(641) 585-3630 www.hmrsupplies.com Forest City, IA 50436

Hydra-Slide Ltd. 84 Royal Road Canada (519) 900-1450 www.hydra-slide.com

Guelp, ON N1H 1G3

Hydraulic Skidding Systems 12 Highlander Street Canada (519) 448-3919 www.hydraulicskidding

Industrial Inc. St. George, Brant, ON systems.com N0E 1N0

Industrial Magnetics, Inc. 1385 M-75 South USA (231) 582-3100 www.magnetics.com Boyne City, MI 49712

Industrie Cometto S.P.A. 12011 Borgo S. Dalmazzo Italy +39 0171 263300 www.cometto.com Cuneo, Via Cuneo, 20

J&R Engineering Co. Inc. 538 Oakland Avenue USA (262) 363-9660 www.jrengco.com Muk wonago, WI 53149

K itchen’s Crane & Equipment 7913 Dunnottar Ct. USA (804) 814-4844 www.kitchensequipment.com Chesterfield, VA 23838

Lampson International 607 E. Columbia Drive USA (509) 586-0411 www.lampsoncrane.com Kennewick, WA 99336

Liftking Manufacturing Corporation 7135 Islington Ave Canada (905) 265-3965 www.liftking.com Vaughan, ON L4L 1V9

SOFTWARE – LIFT PLANNING/FLEET MANAGEMENT

Lift Systems, Inc.

Logistic Dynamics, Inc.

PO Box 906 USA (309) 764-9842 www.lift-systems.com

Moline, IL 61266

155 Pineview Drive USA (541) 306-6732 www.ldispecialized.com

Amherst, NY 14228

MAGNA Lifting Products, Inc. PO Box 2290 USA (360) 392-0432 www.magnalifting.com

Blaine, WA 28931

Mammoet Americas Holding Inc. 20525 FM 521 USA (281) 369-2200 www.mammoet.com

Rosharon, TX 77583

Mid-Atlantic Lift 309 Roxbury Industrial Court USA (804) 387-9373 www.midatlanticlift.com

Charles City, VA 23030

Mi- Jack Products 3111 W 167th Street USA (708) 596-5200 www.mi-jack.com

Hazel Crest, IL 60429

Modulif t UK Ltd 11 New Fields Business Park UK (0) 1202 621511 www.modulift.com

Stinsford Rd, Poole

Power Pusher 546-2895 Derry Road East Canada (905) 764-6942 www.pushorpull.com

Mississauga, ON L4T 1A6

Riggers Manufacturing Company PO Box 506 USA (815) 288-7626 www.riggers.com

Dixon, IL 61021

Rigging Gear Sales 1555 IL Route 26 South USA (815) 288-6403 www.rgsinc.net

Dixon, IL 61021

Sarens USA 2812 Avenue S USA (832) 536-3669 www.sarens.com

Dickinson, TX 77539

Shuttlelift 49 E. Yew Street USA (920) 743-1522 www.shuttlelift.com

Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235

TransWorld Manufacturing 6109 Dean Martin Drive USA (702) 798-8920 www.twm-usa.com

Las Vegas, NV 89118

Water Weights Inc. 470 Satellite Blvd NE USA (678) 730-4180 www.waterweightsinc.com

Suwanee, GA 30024

TRAINING CERTIFICATION & INSPECTION SERVICES

A1A Software 2425 Sadler Rd

Fernandina Beach, FL 32034

ACRA Enterprises 2769 W Glenlord Rd

Stevensville, MI 49127

(904) 430-0355 www.a1asoftware.com/training

(269) 429-6240 www.acratech.com

All Crane Training USA Inc. 9131 San Leandro Street USA (510) 638-6243 http://actuinc.com #110, Oakland, CA 94603

All Test & Inspection 9998 Goodhue Street N E USA (763) 780-2312 www.alltest.com

Blaine, MN 55449

American Crane Training & PO Box 760   USA (805) 314-4121 www.americancranetraining.com

Consulting Claremont, CA 91711

American International Crane 12514 Woody Road USA (281) 871-1863 www.cranebureau.com Bureau – AICB Pearland, TX 77581

American Test Center 2773 Prairie Drive USA (800) 451-9087 www.atctest.com River Falls, WI 54022-0408

Apprenticeship & Skill 19800 W South Arsenal Rd USA (815) 722-3201 www.asiplocal150.org

Improvement Program Wilmington, IL 60481

Arxcis Inc. PO Box 689 USA (360) 297-3693 www.arxcis.com K ingston, WA 98346

Associated Training Services 7190 Elder Lane USA (608) 354-0765 www.operator-school.com Sun Prairie, WI 53590

Atlantic Crane Inspections Service PO Box 747 USA (215) 639-2579 www.atlanticcrane.com

Bensalem, PA 19020

Bar th Crane Inspections LLC PO Box 1493 USA (843) 871-8877 www.craneoperator.com

Goose Creek, SC 29445

BC Association for Crane Safety P O Box 48883 Bentall Canada (604) 336-4699 www.bcacs.ca 595 Burrard Street Vancouver, BC V7X 1A8

California Crane School 111 Bank Street #254 USA (888) 967-7277 www.californiacraneschool.com Grass Valley, CA 95945

Cairo Marine Service PO Box 620 USA (573) 243-6772 www.cairomarineservice.com Jackson, MO 63755

CH C&R Consultants 277 Brazos Way USA (979) 272-0478 www.chcrane.com Caldwell, TX 77836

CM Crane & Training Services

688 Lakewood Drive USA (619) 502-1383 www.cmcrane.net

Riverside, CA 92506

CM Labs Simulations 645 Wellington, #301 Canada (514) 287-1166 www.cmworks.com/training Montreal, Quebec H2Y 1V3

Columbus McKinnon Training 140 John James Audubon USA (716) 689-5400 www.cm-labs.com

Amherst, NY 14228

Construction Safety Experts 7032 Copperleaf Place USA (919) 632-3068 www.safety-xperts.com Cary, NC 27579

Crane Certification Services 8076 Richard Road USA (216) 789-6562 www.cranecert.com

Broadview Heights, OH

Crane Industry Services, LLC 165 Edge Road USA (770) 783-9292 www.centeredonsafety.com Villa Rica, GA 30180

Crane Inspection & Certification 11112 Boggy Creek Rd USA (800) 327-1386 www.cicb.com Bureau (CICB) Orlando, FL 32824

Crane Inspection Services PO Box 461, USA (251) 928-6262 www.craneinspection.com

Fairhope, AL 36533

Crane Institute Certification 4011 W. 1st Street USA (844) 546-3362 www.cicert.com Sanford, FL 32771

Crane Institute of America 3880 St. John’s Parkway USA (407) 322-6800 www.craneinstitute.com Sanford, FL 32771

Crane Operators Certification 2114 Industrial Park Road USA (704) 735-2707 www.cociinc.com and Inspections Inc.

Lincolnton, NC 28092

Cranes 101 57 Mendon Street USA (508) 966-4100 www.cranes101.com

Bellingham, MA 02019

Crane Safety Associates of America 730 Oak Grove Road USA (800) 356-2212 www.cranesafetyassociates.com

McDonough, GA 30253

Crane Tech, LLC 1215 Millennium Parkway USA (800) 521-7669 www.cranetech.com

Brandon, FL 33511

Crane U, Inc. 782 Heatherwood Dr. USA (855) 9CRANEU  www.craneu.com Birmingham, AL 35244

Crane Wise Certifications, LLC 312 NE Loop 289 USA (806) 744-2999 www.cranewisellc.com

Lubbock, TX 79403

Cranecoach 13 Hewitt Road USA (609) 613-3486 www.cranecoach.com

Lambertville, NJ 08530

Crawford Custom Consulting 11139 Cutter Road USA (814) 333-9600 www.crawfordcustom.com

Meadville, PA 16335

Domson Engineering & Inspection 190 Wilkinson Rd., Unit 2 Canada (905) 789-1326 www.domson.ca

ehs International, Inc.

Brampton, ON L6T 4W3

26741 Portola Pkwy, Suite 1E #823 USA (949) 540-6800 www.ehsinc.org

Foothill Ranch, CA 92610

Equipment Safety Services 18521 E. Queen Creek Rd., #105-614, USA (480) 860-4329 www.maxboom.com

Queen Creek, AZ 85142

Equipment Training PO Box 597 USA (856) 669-8516 www.equipmenttraining

Solutions, LLC

Stratford, NJ 8084 solutions.com

Falck Safety Services 209 Clendenning Road  USA (866) 404-9564 www.falck.com Houma, LA 70363

Global Crane & Rigging 3500 Queenan Industrial Park Road USA (337) 882-6006  www.globalcrane.com

Certification Westlake, LA 70669

Global Environment Network PO Box 8068 USA (714) 479-1199 www.My-DVBE.com

Fountain Valley, CA 92728

Hite Services Limited 790 Lapointe St Canada (705) 524-5333 www.hiteservices.com

Sudbur y, ON P3A 5N8

Industrial Training 9428 Old Pacific Highway USA (800)727-6355  www.iti.com

International, Inc.

Woodland, WA 98674

Industrial Training Solutions 742 Magnolia Street, USA (800) 975-8853  www.industrial-trainingSuite B, Madison, solutions.com

Industry Training Authority 8th Floor – 8100 Granville Avenue, Canada (866) 660-6011 www.itabc.ca

Richmond, B.C. V6Y 3T6

Institute for Safety and 4841 E County One-Fourth St. USA (877) 201-4053 www.ishm.org

Health Management Yuma, AZ 85365

International Training & Safety LLC 17892 Scotia Circle USA (714) 585-1280 www.trainmesafe.com

Huntington Beach, CA 92647

Ironworkers International Union 1750 New York Avenue NW USA (800) 545-4921 www.ironworkers.org

Washington, D.C. 20006

IP T Publishing & Training PO Box 9590 Canada (780) 962-4819 www.iptbooks.com Edmonton, AB T6E 5X2

KC Training Technology

2543 Dixie Hw y USA (859) 331-5564 www.kctrainingtechnology.com

Lakeside Park, KY 41017

K issimee Crane School 1869 K ings Point Blvd, USA (407) 931-0015 www.kisscranes.com

K issimmee, FL 34744

Lift-It Manufacturing Co, Inc. 1603 West Second Street USA (909) 469-2251 www.lift-it.com

Pomona, CA 91766

Morrow Training Center 3218 Pringle Rd SE USA (503)585-5721 www.morrow.com

Salem, OR 97302

National Commission for the 2750 Prosperity Avenue, USA (703) 560-2391 www.nccco.org

Certification of Crane Suite 505, Operators (NCCCO) Fairfax, VA 22031

National Crane Inspection 4204 Plainville Road USA (513) 271-8608 www.nationalcraneinsp.com Cincinnati, OH 45245

National Crane Services 9423 S Orange Avenue USA (407) 856-9990 www.natlcrane.com Orlando, FL 32824

Nationwide Crane Training 7655 Aspen Creek Court USA (877) 628-2726 www.nationwidecranetraining.com

Washoe Valley, NV 89704

NCCER 13614 Progress Boulevard USA (888) 622-3720 www.nccer.org

Alachua, FL 32615

North American Crane Bureau 930 Williston Park Point USA (800) 654-5640 www.cranesafe.com

Lake Mary, FL 32746

Occupational Safety Training 14650 Central Avenue USA (909) 468-3602 www.ostsinc.com

Systems Inc. Chino, CA 91710

Operating Eng. Training Institute 12580 County Road 2, Canada (613) 543-2911 www.oetio.com Box 636, Morrisburg, ON KOC 1XO

Operator Network 9351 Jerome Road USA (614) 558-1793 www.operatornetwork.com Dublin, OH 43017

Overton Safety Training, Inc. PO Box 6297 USA (866) 531-0403 www.overtonsafety.com Aloha, OR 97007

Professional Service & Repair PO Box 6506 USA (706) 561-8500 www.psrinc.biz Inc. (PSR Inc.)

Columbus, GA 31907

Quad City Testing 21112 Scott Park Road USA (563) 391-8500 www.testlab1.com

Laboratory, Inc.

Davenport, IA 52807-9330

RHTC, Inc. 309 Smith Street USA (318) 330-9000 www.rhtcinc.com West Monroe, LA 71292

R Spec Crane Inspectors 21 High Street USA (508) 212-4735 www.cranedecals.com

Plainville, MA 02762

Safety Provisions Inc. 343 E. 4th N Ste 245 USA (360) 930-9247 www.hardhattraining.com

Rexburg, ID 83440

Safety Resources Unlimited Inc. 4800 S W 20 th St USA (405) 681-0407 www.sruinc.org Oklahoma City, OK 73128

Stephenson Equipment Inc. 7201 Paxton Street USA (800) 325-6455 www.stephenson Harrisburg, PA 17111 equipment.com

The Center for Construction 8484 Georgia Ave. USA (301) 578-8500 www.cpwr.com

Research and Training Silver Spring, MD 20910

The Crane School 210 Homestretch Blvd USA (386) 668-8887 www.thecraneschool.com Deland, FL 32724

The Safety Zone PO Box 85, | 39 Industrial Park USA (800) 821-5702 www.safety-zone.com Centerbrook, CT 6409

Total Crane Services Ltd 14660 1H-10W USA (409) 842-1500 www.totalcraneservices.com Orange, TX 77632

Tower Crane Inspection Bureau PO Box 111108 USA (239) 961-7401 www.towercraneinspection Naples, FL 34108 bureau.com

Tower Crane School of Phoenix 16609 S 14th Street USA (602) 541-0364 www.towercraneschool Phoenix, AZ 85048 phoenix.com

TSC Training Academy 36-06 43rd Avenue USA (718) 389-2103 www.tsctrainingacademy.com

Long Island City, NY 11101

Turner Safety 6759 Sierra Ct. #B USA (510) 742-7460 www.steveturnersafety.com Dublin, CA 94568

West Coast Training Inc. PO Box 970, USA (360) 225-6787 www.heavyequipmenttraining.com Woodland, WA 98674

Working Class Heroes Safety PO Box 18217 USA (509) 435-6343 www.wchcranesafety.com Spokane, WA 99228

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169 Products, Parts & Accessories

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173 Equipment for Sale or Rent

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175 Transport & Heavy Haul

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TRAINING DIRECTORY

A1A Software (3D LiftPlan Training) 904 430-0355

www.a1asoftware.com/training

Geoff Weiss

Crane Institute Certfication 407-878-5590

www.cicert.com help@cicert.com

Crane U Inc

205-478-6331

www.craneu.com

Madison Fant Locarno madison@craneu.com

OVERTON Safety Training, Inc. (866) 531-0403

www.overtonsafety.com

Cody Fischer cody@overtonsafety.com

CICB, Crane Inspection & Certification Bureau 800-327-1386 www.cicb.com info@cicb.com

Crane Institute of America 800-832-2726

www.craneinstitute.com

James Headley info@craneinstitute.com

Morrow Training Center 1-503-585-5721 ext 0118 or 0128

www.morrow.com training@morrow.com

Stephenson Equipement Inc (SEI) 1-800-325-6455- ext 1154

www.stephensonequipment.com

Chris Traino - Training Coordinator ctraino@stephensonequipment.com

New State-of-the-Art Training Facility NOW OPEN!

Cheqed It Training 712-249-4598

www.cheqedit.com

Shawn Sarsfield sugar@cheqedit.com

Crane Tech 1-800-290-0007

www.cranetech.com

Sherri McLean smclean@cranetech.com

NCCER 888-622-3720

Scott Fisher sfisher@nccer.org www.nccer.to/crane

The Crane School 813-402-2017

www.thecraneschool.com

Tony Dotto info@thecraneschool.com

This is a paid advertisement. If you would like to be included, contact Bev O’Dell - 816-886-1858 – bev.odell@khl.com

ASC Industries Ltd

708-647-4900

www.ascindustries.com info@ascindustries.com

Bayou City Wire Rope

713-533-8111

www.bayoucitywirerope.com sales@bayoucitywirerope.com

Mazzella Lifting Technologies 800-362-4601

www.mazzellacompanies.com info@mazzellacompanies.com

ALL Material Handling 312-698-8658

www.allmaterialhandling.com sales@allmaterialhandling.com

Associated Wire Rope & Rigging 310-448-5444

www.associatedwirerope.com Scott Fishfader sales@awrrinc.com

CCF LEGACY, INC 304-252-1389

www.machineropechain.com rooster@ccflegacy.com

Kennedy Wire Rope & Sling Co. 800-289-1445 kwrs.com info@kwrs.com

www.jergensinc.com

Slingmax Rigging Solutions www.slingmax.com

PERMIT REQUIRED OVERSIZE LOAD AHEAD

A-1 Over the road Permits

1-573-659-4860

www.pcpermits.com

Michael Petershagen permits@pcpermits.com Permits

NOMAD PERMITS

469-644-2125

www.nomadpermits.com

William McSweeney william@nomadpermits.com

Superload Permits & Route Consulting

Permit America

866-573-7648

www.permitamerica.com

Mary Simpson

msimpson@permitamerica.com Permits

State Permits Inc

1-330-497-0446

http://www.statepermits.com

Anthony Deliz adeliz@statepermits.com Permits

AXYS Permits and Pilot Cars

1-866-356-AXYS (2997) www.axyspermits.com

Donna Beaudoin donna@axyspermits.com Permits and Pilot Cars

NOVA Permits & Pilot Cars

800-567-7775

www.novapermits.com

Chris Alain chris@novapermits.com Permits and Pilot Cars

Pilotcarz4u LLC

1-803-266-5149

www.pilotcarz4u.com

Kaye Greene-Smith

kayegreenesmith@pilotcarz4u.com

Continental US Pilot Cars

WCS Permits & Pilot Cars

1-888-737-6483

www.wcspermits.com

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Comdata (800) 749-7166

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Promo code: KHL25 - 30% off a permit EXP 01/25 - restrictions apply Permits and Pilot Cars

ODS North America 877-635-7164

www.odsna.com

Stefano Pilozzi orders@odsna.com

All of US and Canada Pilot Cars

SENTINEL

Sentinel Pilot Car Services 1-844-576-7717

www.sentinelpilotcar.com

John Schwartz

service@sentinelpilotcar.com

Continental US and Canada Pilot Cars

West Chester Permit 1-800-734-3544

www.wcpermit.com

Scott Boehme info@wcpermit.com Permits

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EQUIPMENT SALES & SERVICE LIMITED

Head Office: 1030-1032 Martin Grove Rd Toronto, ON M9W 4W3

Tel: 416-249-8141

E-Mail: dpaton@essltd.com www.essltd.com

Branches: London 519-652-6160

Ottawa 613-831-9222

Sudbury 705-692-7278

Edmonton 780-440-4010

Calgary 403-998-8956

Vancouver 604-946-3771

E-Mail: info@tes-inc.net www.tes-inc.net

Bigge Equipment

10700 Bigge Ave, San Leandro, CA. 94577

Tel: (510) 877-7055

e-mail: cranesales@bigge.com www.bigge.com

Branches:

Houston, TX

Southern CA

Tel: (713) 595-4598

Tel: (626) 427-8666

Cleveland Crane & Shovel Sales Inc.

26781 Cannon Road

Cleveland, OH 44146

Tel: 440-439-4749

800-362-8494

e-mail: sales@craneandshovel.net www.craneandshovel.net

Western Pacific Crane & Equipment

8600 Calabash Ave, Fontana, CA. 92335

Tel: (866) 480-1203

e-mail: info@wpcrane.com www.wpcrane.com

Branches:

Arlington, WA

Anchorage, AK

Bakersfield, CA

Fontana, CA

Kapolei, HI

Lathrop, CA

North Plains, OR

Tel: 253-254-7950

Tel: 907-331-4876

Tel: 661-578-5854

Tel: 562-286-6618

Tel: 808-682-7263

Tel: 209-597-3824

Tel: 971-202-4002

Kirby-Smith Machinery Inc

6715 W Reno Avenue

Oklahoma City, OK 73127

Tel: 1-405-495-7820

e-mail: sales@kirby-smith.com www.kirby-smith.com

Manitowoc and Grove Branches:

Tulsa, OK

McAlester, OK

Kansas City, KS

St Louis, MO

National Crane Branches:

Abilene, TX

Amarillo, TX

Dallas, TX

Ft. Worth, TX

Kansas City, KS

Lubbock, TX

McAlester, OK

Odessa, TX

Oklahoma City, OK

St Louis, MO

Tulsa, OK

Hewitt, TX

Tel: 918-438-1700

Tel: 918-310-1550

Tel: 913-850-6300

Tel: 314-729-0125

Tel: 325-692-6334

Tel: 806-373-2826

Tel: 214-371-7777

Tel: 817-378-0600

Tel: 913-850-6300

Tel: 806-745-2112

Tel: 918-310-1550

Tel: 432-333-7000

Tel: 405-495-7820

Tel: 314-729-0125

Tel: 918-438-1700

Tel: 254-261-1370

MGX Equipment Services, LLC

mgxequipment.com

844-DIAL-MGX

Manitowoc, Grove, National Crane & Potain Branch:

Billings, MT:

Baton Rouge, LA

Winston-Salem, NC

Tel: 406-206-2007

Tel: 225-251-7500

Tel: 336-582-7400

Manitowoc, Grove & National Crane Branches: Ankeny, IA

Baltimore, MD

Dallas, TX

Denver, CO

Houston, TX

Nashville, TN

Norfolk, VA

Omaha, NE

Phoenix, AZ

Salt Lake City, UT

Grove & National Crane Branch: Aiken, SC

National Crane & Potain Branch: Kansas City, MO

National Crane Branch: Bloomington, MN

Rapicon inc

Vars, ON

Tel: 613-443-1323

e-mail: redmond@rapicon.ca www.rapicon.ca

Tel: 515-965-1000

Tel: 443-399-7100

Tel: 972-986-0910

Tel: 720-864-9842

Tel: 713-433-6411

Tel: 615-562-3979

Tel: 757-935-4300

Tel: 402-894-9300

Tel: 602-232-0660

Tel: 801-297-8500

Tel: 803-864-2840

Tel: 816-451-1745

Tel: 952-888-2525

Shawmut Equipment Co, Inc 20 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester, CT. 06042

Tel: 800-829-4161, 860-643-4161

www.shawmutequipment.com

Branches:

South Easton, MA.

Tel: 877-526-9213 or 508-238-1900

Shawmut Equipment of Canada, Inc Elmsdale, NS

Tel: 902-883-7450

Stephenson Equipment, Inc 7201 Paxton Street

Harrisburg, PA. 17111

Tel: 800-325-6455

www.stephensonequipment.com

Branches: McDonald, PA

Pittston, PA

Prospect Park, PA

Syracuse, NY

Waterford, NY

Tel: 800-692-7600

Tel: 866-667-6756

Tel: 800-220-4033

Tel: 800-368-6455

Tel: 518-357-2200

Transport Equipment Sales (TES) Kearny, NJ. www.tes-inc.net

E-mail: info@tes-inc.net

Tel: 973-589-4100

Coastline Equipment Crane Division

325 N. 5th Street, Bldg. A, Sacramento, CA. 95811

Tel: 916-440-8090 www.coastlinecd.com

Branches:

Santa Ana, CA. Tel: 714-265-6550

Long Beach, CA. Tel: 562-273-7013

Bakersfield, CA. Tel: 661-399-3600

Oxnard, CA. Tel: 805-485-2106

Santa Maria, CA. Tel: 805-922-8329

Las Vegas, NV. Tel: 702-399-2700

Elko, NV. Tel: 775-777-7070

Meridian, ID. Tel: 208-888-3337

Jerome, ID. Tel: 208-324-2900

McCall, ID. Tel: 208-634-3903

Empire Crane Co, LLC 7021 Performance Drive, Syracuse, NY 13212 www.empirecrane.com

E-mail: sales@empirecrane.com

Branches: Syracuse, NY Tel: 315-458-4101 Hanson, MA Tel: 508-868-7734 Bridgewater, NJ Tel: 908-203-0400

Exact Crane & Equipment Corp www.ExactCrane.com

E-mail: Sales@exactcrane.com

Parts@exactcrane.com Tel: 440-349-1999

Giuffre Bros. Cranes, Inc. 6635 S. 13th St, Milwaukee, Wi 53221

Tel: 414-764-9200

Beau Grassl

Sales Manager e-mail: bgrassl@giuffre.com www.giuffre.com

Giuffre Midwest LLC 9725 Industrial Dr, Bridgeview, IL 60455 Tel: 708-656-9200

Todd Proctor

General Manager e-mail: tproctor@giuffre.com www.giuffre.com

Bigge Crane and Rigging Co.

Tel: (510) 877-7055

E-mail: cranesales@bigge.com www.bigge.com

Authorized dealer in CO, UT, AZ, NM

Branches:

Phoenix, AZ

Denver, CO

Tel: (623) 267-5077

Tel: (720) 902-3429

Albuquerque, NM Tel: (505) 587-8865

Salt Lake City, UT Tel: (801) 951-7202

Cropac Equipment Inc.

1-800-4-CROPAC www.cropac.com

E-mail: sales@cropac.com

Branches:

Abbotsford, B.C

Oakville, ON

Laval, QC

Tel: 604-755-3927

Tel: 905-825-6377

Tel: 450-625-4738

Nisku, AB Tel: 780-955-8862

Exact Crane & Equipment Corp www.ExactCrane.com

E-mail: Sales@exactcrane.com

Parts@exactcrane.com

Tel: 440-349-1999

Authorized dealer for KY, MI, OH and Western PA

Empire Crane Co, LLC

www.tadanoamericas.com

7021 Performance Drive, Syracuse, NY 13212 www.empirecrane.com

e-mail: sales@empirecrane.com

Syracuse, NY

Hanson, MA

Bridgewater, NJ

Tel: 315-458-4101

Tel: 508-868-7734

Tel: 908-203-0400

Heavy Iron Cranes

4682 Augusta Road

Lexington, SC 29073

Tel: 803-358-9191

E-mail: levy@heavyironcranes.com www.heavyironcranes.com

Coastline Equipment Crane Division

325 N. 5th Street, Bldg. A Sacramento, CA 95811

Tel: 916-440-8090

www.coastlinecd.com

Authorized dealer in CA, ID, NV

Branches:

Santa Ana, CA

Tel: 714-265-6550

Long Beach, CA Tel: 562-273-7013

Bakersfield, CA Tel: 661-399-3600

Oxnard, CA Tel: 805-485-2106

Santa Maria, CA Tel: 805-922-8329

Las Vegas, NV Tel: 702-399-2700

Elko, NV Tel: 775-777-7070

Meridian, ID Tel: 208-888-3337

Jerome, ID Tel: 208-324-2900

McCall, ID Tel: 208-634-3903

Scott-Macon Equipment

14925 S. Main St. Houston, TX 77035

Tel: 713-721-7070

E-mail: info.houston@smequipment.com www.smequipment.com

Authorized dealer for OK, TX

Branches:

Dallas, TX

Tel: 214-391-4000

San Antonio, TX Tel: 210-629-0400

Corpus Christi, TX Tel: 361-289-2782

Odessa, TX Tel: 210-238-7718

Tulsa, OK Tel: 918-224-2000

Oklahoma City, OK Tel: 405-639-8226

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Cropac Equipment Inc.

1-800-4-CROPAC

www.cropac.com

e-mail: sales@cropac.com

Branches: Abbotsford, BC

Tel: 604-755-3927

Oakville, ON Tel: 905-825-6377

Laval, QC Tel: 450-625-4738

Nisku, AB Tel: 780-955-8862

Cropac USA Inc.

339 Opal Court, Streetsboro, Ohio 44241

Ruedi Van Coppenolle

Tel: 330-554-4744

email: ruedi@cropac.com

James Graham Tel: 216-308-7414

email: james@cropac.com

Authorized Dealer for AL, CT, DE, DC, FL, GA, IL, IN, IA, KY, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, NH NJ, NY, NC, OH, PA, RI, SC, TN, TX, VT, VA, WV, WI.

Select Crane Sales 1-833-PICK-SCS www.selectcrane.com

email: sales@selectcrane.com

Branches: New Jersey Tel: 908-823-0650

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ML Cranes & Equipment

3908 N. Graham Street, Charlotte, NC. 28206

Coastline Equipment

Crane Division

Tel: 877-649-7739

www.mlcranes.com

325 N. 5th Street, Bldg. A Sacramento, CA. 95811

Branches: Baltimore, MD.

Tel: 916-440-8090

Bridgeville, DE.

www.coastlinecd.com

Chesapeake, VA.

Coastline Equipment

Crane Division

325 N. 5th Street, Bldg. A Sacramento, CA. 95811

Tel: 916-440-8090

www.coastlinecd.com

Branches:

Santa Maria, CA.

Santa Ana, CA.

Tel: 805-922-8329

Tel: 714-265-6550

Long Beach, CA.

Tel: 562-273-7013

Las Vegas, NV. Tel: 702-399-2700

Bakersfield, CA.

Elko, NV.

Tel: 661-399-3600

Oxnard, CA.

Tel: 775-777-7070

Tel: 805-485-2106

Meridian, ID.

Manassas, VA.

Branches:

Richmond, VA.

SantaAna, CA.

Roanoke, VA.

Winchester, VA.

Tel: 714-265-6550

Wise, VA.

Long Beach, CA.

Tel: 562-273-7013

Bakersfield, CA.

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Oxnard, CA.

Tel: 805-485-2106

Santa Maria, CA.

Tel: 208-888-3337

Tel: 805-922-8329

Las Vegas, NV.

Jerome, ID.

Tel: 702-399-2700

Tel: 208-324-2900

Elko, NV.

McCall, ID.

Tel: 775-777-7070

Tel: 208-634-3903

Meridian, ID.

Tel: 208-888-3337

Jerome, ID.

Tel: 208-324-2900

McCall, ID.

Tel: 208-634-3903

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