by American Crane | Jul 30, 2026 | Manufacturers, Nuclear
Nuclear plant decommissioning doesn’t mean every crane and hoist automatically heads for the scrapyard. Some can be decontaminated and put back to work, others refurbished with updated components, and some retired for good. The call depends on radiological...
by American Crane | Jul 21, 2026 | Featured Products
Stop Hunting for Crane & Hoist Parts, Find Them All in the New ACECO Store When an overhead crane goes down, nobody wants to spend the next three hours hunting through outdated catalogs, comparing part numbers across multiple websites, or wondering if...
by American Crane | Jul 17, 2026 | Careers
The math is unforgiving, and it’s making it harder than ever to attract crane technicians. For every five trades workers retiring, only two are entering the field. In the crane industry specifically, more than 28,000 industrial positions sat unfilled in 2024 and...
by American Crane | Jul 17, 2026 | Industry News
Nuclear power plant decommissioning is not a conventional demolition job. Instead, it’s a carefully planned, NRC-regulated process involving defueling, decontamination, major dismantlement, waste packaging, and final site release, with specialized cranes and...
by American Crane | Jul 9, 2026 | Careers
The last time America built nuclear plants at scale, the workers who learned the trade on those job sites are now retiring. The industry kept their expertise for decades. It won’t be able to keep it much longer. In our 50+ years supplying nuclear facilities,...
