As steel mills utilize multiple cranes on varying elevations, collisions and injuries remain an ongoing concern. New technologies aim to address these challenges."The steel industry has predominantly been a little bit behind the technology curve, and really, we should be leading the curve. Because this is one of the most expensive downtime-related industries."In this episode, Laser-View Technologies president Steven Lubeck joins Mazzella crane experts Kenny Wright and Mark Shubel to explore crane safety within the steel industry.Hear how multi-elevation cranes are used in steel mills and the associated safety risksLearn about “no-fly zones” and other technologies to prevent collisionsDiscover how these technologies also improve productivity and efficiencyGet perspectives on balancing safety needs with cost considerationsFind out where they see the future of crane safety technology headedFor steel mill safety managers, maintenance managers, and steelmaking leaders, this Safety Factor episode delivers critical insights on emerging crane technologies to enhance safety, prevent downtime, and boost productivity.Guests:Steven Lubeck, President of Laser-View TechnologiesKenny Wright, Vice President of Process Cranes and Modernizations at MazzellaMark Shubel, Director of Crane Service Technical Training & Applications at MazzellaBackground Reading:How Can Collision Avoidance Systems Improve Jobsite Safety? How Do Collision Avoidance Systems Make Overhead Lifts Safer?With modern technologies becoming more readily available and more affordable, the safety features available for overhead crane systems have never been better. Overhead Crane Safety Systems: Modern Features and TechnologiesMany employers don’t understand who is responsible for providing training for employees who operate overhead crane equipment. Crane Operator Training: Who’s Responsible for Training Your Employees?How Does the No Touch® Electrode Handling System Make Steel Mills Safer?Keep Workers Safe With Elebia Automatic Hooks for Steel Mill RiggingWhat Technological Advancements Have Made Lifting and Rigging Safer? How Is Technology Changing the Lifting and Rigging Industry?FREE Downloads:Overhead Crane & Hoist Service E-Book: A Guide to Upgrades & ModernizationOverhead Cranes E-Book: Overhead Cranes From Top To BottomLifting & Rigging Site Assessment GuideLifting & Rigging Best Practices InfographicOverhead Crane / Hoist Operator Daily Inspection ChecklistRelated Podcasts:Steel’s Sprint From the Safety Stone AgeHow To Make Your Overhead Crane SaferHow To Make Your Overhead Crane More EfficientOverhead Cranes 2.0: How Automation is Revolutionizing Crane SafetyHow Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality Are Revolutionizing Industrial TrainingContact Mazzella:Schedule Remote or In-Person Rigging TrainingContact Overhead Crane DivisionLegal Disclaimer: Any advice, graphics, images, and/or information contained herein are presented for general educational and information purposes and to increase overall safety awareness. It is not intended to be legal, medical, or other expert advice or services, and should not be used in place of consultation with appropriate industry professionals. The information herein should not be considered exhaustive and the user should seek the advice of appropriate professionals.

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