A Different Kind of Manufacturing Building equipment for the nuclear industry is a whole different kind of manufacturing. The standards are stricter, the paperwork is heavier, and the expectations for performance and reliability are sky-high. Whether it’s a crane for...
In a nuclear power plant, scheduled outages—often called turnarounds—are high-pressure operations with tight timelines and no room for error. These events typically occur every 18–24 months and require precision, coordination, and reliability across all systems....
Plant managers have a crucial role in ongoing manufacturing operations. They are primarily responsible for overseeing the machinery and staff at their location to ensure efficient, high-quality production. To perform successfully in this role, plant managers need to...
In high-demand manufacturing environments, cranes are the backbone of productivity, precision, and safety. But what happens when maintenance is delayed or overlooked altogether? The answer is simple—and expensive. Deferring crane maintenance might seem like a way to...
In industries like power generation, manufacturing, chemical processing, and steel production, unexpected crane downtime can have serious consequences. A sudden failure doesn’t just delay operations—it can put workers at risk, lead to missed deadlines, and cause...
Choosing the Right Pushbutton Pendant Station Every crane operator knows that having the right controls can make all the difference. The pushbutton pendant station is the command center for a crane or hoist — it’s how heavy loads are moved safely, smoothly, and with...
