Bigfoot’s Year in Review: Celebrating Growth, Retirements, and Community Spirit
Bigfoot’s Year in Review: Celebrating Growth, Retirements, and Community Spirit” on Bigfoot Crane’s website reflects on the company’s significant accomplishments in 2023. It highlights their expansion and milestones, including the retirement of key team members and their active involvement in community projects. The post encapsulates a year marked by both growth and transition, emphasizing Bigfoot Crane’s commitment to maintaining strong community ties and delivering top-quality service in the construction industry.
Elevating Construction: Bigfoot Crane and Boscaro
Bigfoot Crane Company, the exclusive North American distributor of Boscaro products, offers high-quality, safe, and efficient lifting solutions for construction sites. With a focus on safety and precision, Boscaro’s underhook accessories are designed to enhance productivity and longevity. Bigfoot Crane not only distributes these products but also contributes to their engineering, ensuring practical and effective solutions for construction professionals.
Bigfoot Grows Its Crane Rentals Service With A New Crane Scheduled To Arrive Soon
Bigfoot Crane Company is expanding its rental service with the addition of the advanced Liebherr 125 EC-B 6 crane. Known for its precision, power, and versatility, the crane will be available for rent, offering construction professionals innovative solutions for various projects.
Exploring Crane Operation as a Career
Explore a career in crane operation with insights from BC Crane Safety’s webinar, covering certification, safety, and industry growth.
Becoming Compliant with New Anti-Collision Regulations for Tower Cranes in BC
Bigfoot Crane helps BC companies navigate new WorkSafeBC anti-collision and zoning regulations for tower cranes, offering services like OEM communication, panel inspections, and system installations.
The Rossland Rescue and Bigfoot’s Core Values
“We had a concrete pour scheduled for Friday before the long weekend,” said Justin Tanguay, of DJM Contracting in Rossland, B.C., “but our crane was down.”
Justin and his team were well aware that concrete was in high demand at the time. So, rescheduling a pour could completely mess up project planning. “There was something wrong with the slew motor on our…