Heavy Lift Device: (Satellite)
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| Crane US posted Thomas Hoppe: The HLD by Kiewitt. Heavy Lifting Device. |
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| Carson Oliver posted Heavy Lift Deice Kiewit Offshore Services fInglesside, Texas Phillip Moore: I'm a IUOE Local 15 Operator, I worked for Kiewit in the replacing of the Harlem River Bridge. I was on various equipment and did different things for that job. I remember the last thing I did was Operate a massive Vacuum Truck with 3 vacuum boxes and a crew of six laborers who vacuumed every nook and cranny of the old "turntable" bridge. The boss told me, "This is it, tonight they're bringing in a massive crane, picking up this bridge, putting it on barges, and setting the new bridge in place, in one piece. I went in the next day to collect my last check, and the new bridge was in place. I live on Staten Island otherwise I would have returned that night to watch. It's amazing what they can do. Manuel Garcia: Those cranes were built at kiewitt and I welded on that project. Gary Burleigh: Best investment ever made by a contractor. Gabe Walker: David Neathery David Neathery: Gabe Walker yep they can do some amazing stuff out there they will set that down on a barge and take off with it. Gabe Walker: David Neathery we use to bring stuff for them to lift. Carson Oliver posted again with the same spelling error for the city. |
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| Sander Loomeijer commented on Carson's second post To put it on the floaters Rob Rundell: Sander Loomeijer my baby, spent 2 years building topsides, then 9 months at kiewett, then 9 months after the tilt. Was on the hull for that lift. Incredible the ability of the hld and the tugs to get that chunk of steel set to the inch. |
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