The Liebherr 195 HC-LC 6/12 is a high-performance luffing jib tower crane designed for tight urban construction sites. Learn how its precision, lifting power, and advanced control systems help contractors complete complex high-rise projects efficiently.
Bigfoot Crane Company has officially joined the Homebuilders Association Vancouver (HAVAN), marking an important milestone for the company and the broader construction industry in British Columbia. With this membership, Bigfoot Crane Company is now also connected with the British Columbia Home Builders’ Association and the Canadian Home Builders’ Association, strengthening
Moving a tower crane to a construction site involves careful planning, precise logistics, and skilled coordination, making it one of the most complex aspects of construction operations. Proper crane transport and setup are critical for both safety and efficiency, as mistakes during transit or assembly can lead to delays, equipment
Tower crane maintenance includes both mechanical and electrical systems, with the latter playing a critical role in controlling lifts, rotations, and safety mechanisms. Electrical faults can bring operations to a sudden halt, create serious safety risks, and increase repair costs, placing pressure on project timelines. Regular electrical inspections and consistent
Pressure builds quickly on a busy site when crane downtime disrupts planned lifts and throws your crew off rhythm. Project managers feel the strain as productivity slips, safety margins tighten, and deadlines begin to look uncertain. A stalled crane does not just pause work, it pushes costs upward and creates
Crane erection involves a carefully coordinated process that brings together engineering precision, skilled teamwork, and detailed planning. You may find it surprising that cranes often play a direct role in building other cranes, assisting with lifting and positioning heavy structural sections during assembly. Modern construction sites also rely on self