When it comes to construction, there are a lot of safety precautions that must be taken before any work can begin. For example: ensuring proper ground conditions by removing snow and ice from sidewalks; making sure water access points along building walls aren’t obstructed with bushes or furniture so scaffolds won’t have difficulty reaching their destination point on-site (the “working area”); securing equipment during bad weather such as heavy rainstorms which could cause flooding–all this would potentially jeopardize worker’s lives if not handled carefully! And we follow strict guidelines to ensure environmental and community safety during any transportation.

The importance of weather when performing crane assembly and operations cannot be overstated. Various weather conditions can affect ground stability, visibility, workers’ performance and grip and, in extreme circumstances, even lead to a crane overturning.

This is why we always include weather conditions in the employer’s work plans. Additionally, weather should also be one of the topics discussed at each safety meeting