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Adapting to Wind Energy: The Evolution of the Lifting Industry
The demand for wind energy is growing. The size of turbines is growing. Wind energy is forcing the lifting industry to evolve. So, how will the lifting industry adapt to the increasing size of these turbines? What challenges does the US face as they begin to move their turbines off-shore?
To shed some light on this industry and what the future has in store, we sat down with The Crosby Group’s Director of Business Development for Wind, Ken Milligan. As well as Mazzella's National Account Manager for Specialty Ropes, Tyler Henley, and Specialty Ropes Service Manager, Jason Kuhlman.
Guests:
Ken Milligan, Director of Business Development for Wind at The Crosby Group.
Tyler Henley, National Account Manager for Specialty Ropes at Mazzella
Jason Kuhlman, Specialty Ropes Service Manager at Mazzella
Background Reading:
- A Brief Mobile Cranes Glossary: Basic Terms You Should Know
- What’s the Verton EVEREST SpinPod, & How Does It Make Lifts Safer?
- Maintaining control of your load during an overhead lift is critical to a safe, successful rigging plan. Considerations for Maintaining Load Control When You Rig Your Next Lift.
- How Can You Prepare for a Crane Rope Installation? What Can You Expect from a Mazzella Crane Rope Installation?
- Wire rope is a complex piece of mechanical machinery with a number of different specifications and properties that can affect its performance and service life. What Is Wire Rope? Understanding the Specifications and Construction
- How Much Does an ASME-Compliant Third-Party Crane Rope Inspection Cost? What is the Cost of a Third-Party Crane Rope Inspection?
- What Should I Consider When Thinking of Going With a Third-Party Crane Ropes Installer? Why Should a Third-Party Company Install Your Crane Ropes?
- What is ASME B30.30, and How Does It Apply to Wire Rope Inspection
- Under normal conditions, machines receive periodic inspections, and their overall condition is recorded—including the drums and sheaves. Inspection of Wire Rope Sheaves and Drums
FREE DOWNLOADS
- Lifting & Rigging Best Practices Infographic
- Lifting & Rigging Site Assessment Guide
Schedule Remote or In-Person Rigging Training
Contact Mazzella's Rigging Division
Legal Disclaimer: Any advice, graphics, images, and/or information contained herein are presented for general educational and information purposes and to increase overall safety awareness. It is not intended to be legal, medical, or other expert advice or services, and should not be used in place of consultation with appropriate industry professionals. The information herein should not be considered exhaustive and the user should seek the advice of appropriate professionals.
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By Mazzella CompaniesThe demand for wind energy is growing. The size of turbines is growing. Wind energy is forcing the lifting industry to evolve. So, how will the lifting industry adapt to the increasing size of these turbines? What challenges does the US face as they begin to move their turbines off-shore?
To shed some light on this industry and what the future has in store, we sat down with The Crosby Group’s Director of Business Development for Wind, Ken Milligan. As well as Mazzella's National Account Manager for Specialty Ropes, Tyler Henley, and Specialty Ropes Service Manager, Jason Kuhlman.
Guests:
Ken Milligan, Director of Business Development for Wind at The Crosby Group.
Tyler Henley, National Account Manager for Specialty Ropes at Mazzella
Jason Kuhlman, Specialty Ropes Service Manager at Mazzella
Background Reading:
- A Brief Mobile Cranes Glossary: Basic Terms You Should Know
- What’s the Verton EVEREST SpinPod, & How Does It Make Lifts Safer?
- Maintaining control of your load during an overhead lift is critical to a safe, successful rigging plan. Considerations for Maintaining Load Control When You Rig Your Next Lift.
- How Can You Prepare for a Crane Rope Installation? What Can You Expect from a Mazzella Crane Rope Installation?
- Wire rope is a complex piece of mechanical machinery with a number of different specifications and properties that can affect its performance and service life. What Is Wire Rope? Understanding the Specifications and Construction
- How Much Does an ASME-Compliant Third-Party Crane Rope Inspection Cost? What is the Cost of a Third-Party Crane Rope Inspection?
- What Should I Consider When Thinking of Going With a Third-Party Crane Ropes Installer? Why Should a Third-Party Company Install Your Crane Ropes?
- What is ASME B30.30, and How Does It Apply to Wire Rope Inspection
- Under normal conditions, machines receive periodic inspections, and their overall condition is recorded—including the drums and sheaves. Inspection of Wire Rope Sheaves and Drums
FREE DOWNLOADS
- Lifting & Rigging Best Practices Infographic
- Lifting & Rigging Site Assessment Guide
Schedule Remote or In-Person Rigging Training
Contact Mazzella's Rigging Division
Legal Disclaimer: Any advice, graphics, images, and/or information contained herein are presented for general educational and information purposes and to increase overall safety awareness. It is not intended to be legal, medical, or other expert advice or services, and should not be used in place of consultation with appropriate industry professionals. The information herein should not be considered exhaustive and the user should seek the advice of appropriate professionals.