Overhead Handling

Beginning in 1875, the company has a long history of significant advances in the material handling industry.

High school students learn about the culture of business and how businesses assess prospective candidates for employment.

Company founded in 1819 opened North American headquarters in Detroit in 1965.

Companies reported combined revenues of $10 billion in 2014.

The transaction combines complementary strengths to create more competitive and comprehensive materials handling solutions for customers.

Former CEO Pickard retires after 34 years at helm in Canada; operations manager Trigatti assumes role of president.

An inside view of the ergonomic strides that one international manufacturer is making in its plants and warehouses.

Gorbel (Booth 1259), a leading manufacturer of material handling and fall protection solutions, is offering a preview its new Easy Arm 660, a new product in its successful family of Intelligent Lifting Devices, at its booth.

Two new products are being showcased from Wildeck (Booth 1252): the EdgeAlert open gate alarm and the XpressLift high-speed automated tote lift.

Crane accident study suggests wider need for With rigging fundamentals courses.

Manufacturers of overhead handling equipment are putting an emphasis on safety while creating new, automated solutions that help people work smarter, better and faster.

The Buyer’s Guide Companion provides guidance about the proper selection of crane and hoist systems and covers various issues such as a system’s terminology and usage.

Accreditation of Crane Institute Certification required submission of 11,000 pages of documentation.

The American-made CM Man Guard is ideal for heavy-duty lifting applications with an H4 duty rating and long service life.

Unified designs, manufacturers and markets overhead light rail workstations primarily used in automotive and other industrial applications.