[OnDemand Webinar] Crane Pad Design: Small Details That Can Make Or Break Your Project - Braun Intertec - 雷电竞首页,雷电竞下载苹果app,雷竞技多少可以提款

How much thought did you give the last crane pad design on your project? Did you confirm its design was both reliable while also meeting project requirements? The foundation design of a crane pad is vital to a safe and effective project but even one small, unaccounted-for variable can leave a crane vulnerable to toppling, collapse or other unsafe conditions.

Watch as John A. Focht III, PE, our South Central region Technical Leader and Project Engineer, Randy Deatherage from the Braun Intertec Dallas, Texas office as they discuss the complexities of designing a safe crane pad whatever the terrain; answer common crane pad design questions; and share case studies of crane pad designs gone wrong.

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基础的类型最适合起重机垫
Common problems encountered when designing a crane pad
Basic crane pad safety considerations
在设计起重机垫时，谁应该成为团队的一部分
Questions you should ask your team as they develop a crane pad for your project site

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Meet the Speakers

John A. Focht III，PE
Principal Engineer

John Focht位于德克萨斯州德克萨斯州办事处的达拉斯，带来了38年的领导，项目管理经验和技术专长，在岩土工程，环境咨询和建筑材料测试项目中提供了公共和私营部门的客户。雷竞技的电竞比分网他在德克萨斯州所有的德克萨斯州和许多其他南方雷电竞首页国家提供了这些服务。

Randy Deatherage
项目工程师

Randy Deatherage is a Project Engineer based in our Dallas, Texas office with more than 10 years of experience in civil engineering and project management for public and private clients with projects that include athletic field renovations, mid-rise office buildings and large higher education structures.

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