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A crane collapse is generally a catastrophe – and always has knock-on effects. Home / News / Loss Prevention / Crane collapse: Damage, disruption and dealing with the consequences Loss Prevention, Publication Crane collapse: Damage, disruption and dealing with the consequences 27 May, 2021 A crane collapse is generally a catastrophe – and always has knock-on effects.  Rob Williams,  consultant maritime civil engineer at Waves Group, talks to Triton about damage, disruption and dealing with what comes next. It makes for compulsive viewing: who among us hasn’t watched, with a combination of fascination and horror, video footage of a giant quay crane crumpling and collapsing after being struck by a ship coming alongside? Read the full article in Triton no 1-2021»
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