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We are an innovative engineering company with a track record in innovation. If there are bespoke features and solutions you require, please talk to us. Tell us what they are and we will provide them for your equipment.
- Kosran offers new special solutions for this industry sector
- We stop the un-authorised use of access equipment during work and downtime.
- We stop anyone without training, competence or authorisation, juvenile, thief, employee or idiot from using your equipment and causing fatalities, malicious or personal injuries or 3rd party damage to property or infrastructure e.g overhead cables.
- We can eliminate your claims risk exposure.
- Our SAC-Comms System can retrieve and confirm conclusively the time, date, and the ID of the operator during machine incidents and accidents.
Authorised Operators Only
"Tracker systems will not stop unauthorized use of machines or your exposure to health & safety claims."
ACCESS EQUIPMENT SECURITY
- Is your access equipment being driven around sites with boom and basket elevated, by people who should not be operating it?
- Is your access equipment doing week-end nixers?
- These people are a danger to themselves and could lose their head. But they are your responsibility.
- Are you meeting your responsibilities under the UK Corporate Manslaughter Act 2007?
- Access-Kosran can provide a complete solution including remote access control.
- When Kosran electro-mechanically shuts down a machine, it stays shut-down, and we make you money.
WE STOP UNAUTHORISED USE AND PLANT THEFT
LET SAFETY TAKE PRIORITY & AVOID THAT FATALITY
ARE YOU MEETING YOUR DUTY OF CARE OBLIGATIONS
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Crane knocks man from platform
A man was seriously injured yesterday in the St. Paul im Lavanttal region of Carinthia, Austria, after he fell from a work platform on one of the construction yards for the new Koralmbahn high speed rail link between Graz and Klagenfurt.
The man was one of two who in spite of the instructions of their supervisor to the contrary, decided to go ahead and replace the lights on a mobile overhead gantry crane.
The two took an aerial work platform and elevated it to around eight metres to reach the crane. After having replaced the fluorescent tubes, one of them, the crane operator, 26, climbed from the platform into the crane cab, he then operated the crane’s travel function, but instead of reversing away from the platform he moved forward and knocked the platform over, throwing the other man, 46, out of the platform and onto the gravel floor below.
He was rushed to hospital with serious injuries, including numerous broken bones.
The 130 kilometre rail link is due for completion in 2023 and will reduce the travel time between the two cities, from three hours to one.
Source: Vertical.net
November 16, 2015
