American International Crane Bureau (AICB)

Another Liebherr LR 11000 on the crane pad and ready to lift. This one is set up with 126 meters (413 feet) of boom and jib to lift these rotors up to a hub height of 114 meters (374 feet).

Heavy lifting at its best! ✅ Watch as our PTC 35 crew safely lifts the top section of a drillship derrick and carefully lowers it down onto the quayside. Well done team! Next phase: reassembly of the derrick after the ship crosses the strait. #offshore #oilandgas #HeavyLift

Another one down in Sacramento.

What are your thoughts about this quote from an engineer who saw the accident happen... “A little bit unusual, but it’s kind of part of the crane business,” he explained. “Crane work, especially with big cranes… it’s pretty technical.”

Hope everyone is okay! Stay safe out there yall.

Melanie Wingo | KCRA on Twitter “Massive crane tipped on 12th St. between K and L in downtown . Road and sidewalk blocked. No reports of injuries. But what appears to be a big job ahead for construction workers in trying to right this thing. Following story for ⁦⁩”

AICB had another great group of NCCCO mobile crane operators. We only have 3 open enrollment courses left this year.

Call us today to register & grab your seat! 281-871-1863

ATC Tank Lift

Just another day lifting a nuke circa 1950-1960.

I've worked with a lot of veterans in the field and would vouch for more any day of the week.

In honor of coming up, we're offering FREE CCO certification courses to veterans in our upcoming Mobile Crane Operator class. Tag a veteran who might be interested.