The test of a good 3D Lift Plan is how well the plan matches what actually happened in the field, says Judi Mooncocth Jr., president, for La Grange Crane Service.


required critical lift planning. “3D Lift Plan was the primary tool used to aid us in deciding to utilize internal crawler cranes or outside hydraulic cranes. We referenced the extensive library of cranes to check the various outside vendors different setups which can affect overall cost of the lift. And, the software was used to determine placement and setup which drives many factors such as the building of pads, diversion of drainage and traffic, beam access, rigging needs, and manpower volume and skillset,” he said.


THE REMAINING FINALISTS WERE:


• Matthew Brady, Extreme Steel Crane and Rigging Inc., Warrenton, Va., for replacement of limestone steps on the South Portico of the White House.


• Tom Robinson, Ohio-based PSC Crane and Rigging, for a hospital construction project.


• Trapper Wyman, Mansfield Crane Service Corp., Mansfield, Pa., for removal of a reciprocating compressor skid from an oil and gas production facility. y


A1A Software, Fernandina Beach, Fla., develops software and interfaces for the heavy construction industry. Te company got it’s start by developing the well-known lift planning program called 3D Lift Plan, and it now offers other business management tools specific to the needs of crane and construction equipment owners. For more information visit 3DLiftPlan.com and iCraneTrax.com.


WIRE ROPE EXCHANGE


JULY–AUGUST 2019


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