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ENR December 4, 2006


COVER STORY

EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT
Voice Signals Take Crane Personnel Out of the Blind Zone
Nothing is scarier for a crane operator than driving in the dark, with a heavy hook and load out of view, and taking instructions over the radio.
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  • Wireless Load Monitors Boost Crane Safety
  • Cranes and Cultures Clash in Dubai

    • NEWS
    1. NUCLEAR WASTE
      Huge New Contracts Planned at Hanford
    2. HAZARDOUS WASTE
      Developer Accepts Superfund Cleanup To Speed Reuse
    3. AIRPORTS
      With Congestion Looming, San Diego Plans Expansion
    4. TUNNELS
      New Jersey Rail Plan Moves Along
    5. LAWSUITS
      State Files Negligence Suit For Boston Tunnel Plenum Collapse
    6. ROADS
      For Missouri Highway Job, Designs Cross State Lines
    7. ROADS
      Indiana Likes Speedy Delivery
    8. POWERPLANTS
      Coal Steps Forward in U.K. With 3,850 MW of Plans
    9. COMPANIES
      Two Years After Tsunami, Firm's Gift Keeps on Giving
    10. WORK FORCE
      Booming U.K. Building Market Draws Eastern Europeans
    DEPARTMENTS
    1. Construction Economics
    2. Construction Week
    3. Editorials
    4. People
    5. Pulse
    6. Washington Observer
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