Hello All..
I took a tour yesterday of a cargo container crane looking at the various confined spaces to help train the employees on the hazards associated with themas well as to answer some management questions as to if they were permitted or non permitted spaces. I came across this space which is located in one of the vertical legs of the crane. This picture was taken from toe top of the leg which is about 150' high. There are multiple landings on the pictured ladder all in aprox 20'-25' segments. At the present time there is no way to connect to an overhead anchor as well as zero room for a tripod. I wanted to throw this out there because for us rigging junkies it's a good space to play around with.
What are your thoughts?
Mike Donahue
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I took a tour yesterday of a cargo container crane looking at the various confined spaces to help train the employees on the hazards associated with themas well as to answer some management questions as to if they were permitted or non permitted spaces. I came across this space which is located in one of the vertical legs of the crane. This picture was taken from toe top of the leg which is about 150' high. There are multiple landings on the pictured ladder all in aprox 20'-25' segments. At the present time there is no way to connect to an overhead anchor as well as zero room for a tripod. I wanted to throw this out there because for us rigging junkies it's a good space to play around with.
What are your thoughts?
Mike Donahue
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