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CONTENTS


North America’s industrial lifting equipment magazine 34 20


FOCUS R&M


In Stockton, California, CraneTech has installed R&M cranes and hoists at Applied Aerospace Facility. OCH finds out more.


Canada


THE INTERVIEW Ryan Marks


Mark Davis


OCH talks to SteelGlide’s president, Mark Davis, about his career and his plans to balance the heritage with innovation.


STATE FOCUS Wisconsin


34


OCH looks at both the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead for the crane and hoist sector in Wisconsin.


SPOTLIGHT AI


OCH investigates the impact of AI in the lifting sector.


42 12


With the Canadian industrial construction sector facing uncertainty, OCH investigates.


20


Jim Banks speaks to Ryan Marks, president of Uesco Cranes, about how he learnt to love the business his forefathers built.


26 8


GUEST COLUMN Dialight


HMI 50


Dialight explores the critical role that lighting plays in securing safe working environments across the industrial sector.


Hoist & Crane Service Group


Hoist & Crane Service Group explores the evolving field of overhead cranes for the next generation of technicians.


CareGo


CareGo looks at how material handling meets autonomous software.


EXPERT COLUMN James Headley


James Headley, founder and CEO of CIA and CIC investigates the importance of proper training for signallers.


PARTNER INSIGHTS CMAA


63


With AI transforming the overhead crane industry, Crane Manufacturers Association of America (CMAA) hosted a webinar to explore the next generation of inspections.


60 58 52 64


Hoist Manufacturers Institute (HMI) takes a look at why hoists designed for material handling should never lift elevators or platforms.


MMA 67


Monorail Manufacturers Association (MMA) completed substantial revisions to the MMA ANSI standards for both workstation cranes and monorails.


FEATURES Industry 4.0


68


OCH takes a look at some of the key trends of industry 4.0 and how they are impacting the crane and hoist markets.


Manufacturing


OCH looks at manufacturing investment across the US and how this affects the overhead lifting sector.


DID YOU KNOW Top 10


As part of our State Focus series, we highlight ten facts about Wisconsin.


82 74


EDITORIAL Editor


Phoebe Galbraith Sub-editor


Tal Abdulrazaq Design


Henrik Williams Production Lyn Shaw


SALES


Head of sales Joe Woolerton


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