WASHINGTON COUNTY, Md. (7News) — A construction crane collapsed early Friday morning alongInterstate 70 in Washington County, Maryland, authorities said, shutting down the highway for several hours.
NEW YORK -- A crane caught fire 45 stories up in the air Wednesday morning at a building under construction in Manhattan, then partially collapsed onto the street below. Nearly a dozen people were ...
The National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) has named Sammy Cossairt, a tower crane operator for Maxim Crane ...
On May 18, 2023, a five-alarm fire broke out at a construction site in SouthPark. Two men died as a result of the blaze. Firefighters battling Thursday’s massive fire in Charlotte’s South Park area ...
The operators of a Harbor Bridge project crane that malfunctioned and caught fire last year have reached a settlement with federal safety officials, agreeing to comply with approved procedures and ...
A construction crane toppled over Wednesday near Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, causing non-life-threatening injuries to the operator. The mishap, which was characterized as “an industrial accident, ...
Rescuers in Iowa praised a crane operator’s "steady hands" after rescuing an injured man who fell 25 feet into a concrete tank at an industrial construction site, fire officials said Monday. The ...
A construction crane collapsed in the Siberian city of Novosibirsk on June 15, killing the machine's operator. The 57-year-old woman died before the ambulance arrived. The construction company that ...
The operator of the crane at the center of Wednesday’s disaster in Midtown was previously charged in a 2008 construction accident that resulted in the death of his co-worker. Chris Van Duyne, 62, who ...
It took rescuers about 15 minutes to remove the operator from the rig, according to a Portland Fire & Rescue spokesperson. The operator was transported to a trauma center, where he remains in critical ...
PORTLAND, Ore. — A person is in the trauma center Friday after a 100,000-pound vertical drill rig tipped over near Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU), Portland Fire & Rescue said. It happened ...
She’s a level above the rest — literally. Kate Fahey never intended to work in construction, but after she took a summer job on her father’s site in Ireland, she knew it was the career for her. Now at ...
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