

From the available photos it would appear that the bridge had a high line system to crane materials and workers on the site. High line systems are used wherever conventional crane access is not practicable. So most likely it was not a crane but the system what failed and caused the accident. The container (second photograph) does not look much more than an old skip.
Whenever I find about any such accident, my mind starts racing, thinking about what the possible causes were and how I am going to prevent anything similar from happening on any job I am involved with. Unfortunately accidents do happen however, bridge construction is a dangerous business!
There are several news reports on this accicent. This one is the best.
Whenever I find about any such accident, my mind starts racing, thinking about what the possible causes were and how I am going to prevent anything similar from happening on any job I am involved with. Unfortunately accidents do happen however, bridge construction is a dangerous business!
There are several news reports on this accicent. This one is the best.
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