Get too close to energized lines, and your crane becomes a deadly conductor.
Cranes and rigging operations near overhead power lines pose extreme electrocution hazards. These toolbox talks cover OSHA’s minimum clearance distances, voltage-specific guidelines, spotter responsibilities, line de-energization procedures, and jobsite planning around utilities. Use them to prevent accidental contact with energized lines and keep crews working safely around high-voltage threats.
Lead safety meetings with toolbox talks focused on crane power line clearance, OSHA 1926.1408 standards, and electrical hazard awareness for lifting operations.