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That's Riggin' Awesome Podcast episodes
- Episode 02: Cranes and Construction Planning Discussion with Guest Kerry Koberg
Mike and Pat discuss cranes and construction with Kerry Koberg of DICA.
Episode Links:
DICA Outrigger Pads
https://dicausa.com/
That's Riggin' Awesome
Subscribe to the That's Riggin' Awesome YouTube Channel: https://bit.ly/39QNzji1 hr 1 min - Episode 03: Crane Equipment, Operations & Applications
Episode 3, Crane Equipment, Operations & Applications
Featuring Guest, Steven Brooks of SmartLift®
Topics: SmartLift Cranes, Spider Cranes, Crane Equipment, Crane Applications, Crane Operations, Mobile Vacuum
Window Installation, and Discussion About Getting into the Welding, Crane, or Skilled Trade Industries.
Episode Links:
www.riggin-awesome.com
www.smartliftus.com1 hr 1 min - Episode 01: Labor Shortage, Smart Equipment, Synthetic Rope Hoists
Construction Topics Covered:
3D Printing, Structural Capacity in Construction, DoD, Space Program, IoT / Robotic Augmentation, RFID, Economics of Construction Innovation, Construction Industry Technology, Innovation & Labor Shortage, Construction Budgeting & Smart Equipment, Kone Crane Synthetic Rope Hoisting, Wire Rope, Plasma Rope Spliced in the Field, ASME B30
Episode Links:
NessCampbell Crane + Rigging: https://nesscampbell.com/
Goodfellows Brothers Construction: https://www.goodfellowbros.com/
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About That's Riggin' Awesome Podcast
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That's Riggin' Awesome's mission is to be ambassadors to the crane, rigging, transportation, and general construction industries. We promote and share current best practices within the different…
crafts, and to increase awareness for and attract the best and brightest youth to ensure construction projects throughout the world are safely completed and produced economically. We see that innovation and technology will enhance our everyday world, and efficiency will increase dramatically; however, there will always be a need for trained, skilled, certified, and qualified people to perform hands-on work – we want to help them work safely.