Need a good Rigging Book?
IPT Crane and Rigging book.
The book list for $22.50 and I sell them for 19.99 at the Millwrights Store.
At www.unionmillwright.com
" Referred to by many as the best crane and rigging book in North America"
Millwright Ron
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Showing posts with label rigging. Show all posts
Sunday, September 05, 2010
Monday, January 25, 2010
Millwright "IPT Rigging Book"

NEW LATEST VERSION (NEW)
IPT'S Crane and Rigging HANDBOOK
The books auther is Ronald G. Garby
IPT's CRANE and RIGGING HANDBOOK is commonly referred to
as the "best" crane and rigging available in North America.
It is used for reference and training programs offered by technical colleges, companies, trade unions, and various government institutions and departments.
The book is updated with each reprint to keep current with the latest OSHA regulations.
Data includes: wire rope and inspection; rigging hardware; slings and safe working loads; chain data; mobile crane set-up, stability, tandem lift examples, operation tips;
EOT crane operation, safety, maintenance; tower crane set-up and safety; boom truck safety.
$19.99 at the Millwrights Store
www.unionmillwright.com
Friday, January 22, 2010
Millwrights What do they do





Millwright skills range from interpreting drawings and performing layout, to rigging, assembling and machining parts until they are in perfect working order. It is not unusual for a crew of millwrights to be involved in heavy physical work in the morning and fine precision work in the afternoon.
Since millwrights work mostly with metal, brute strength is often required when moving materials. However, millwrights also possess the precision skills required to assemble machines whose specifications require tolerances in thousandths of an inch.
In construction, millwright work can involve installation, maintenance, retrofit, and removal of conveyor systems and most machines found in factories. Millwrights also work in power generating plants assembling or disassembling electrical turbines & generators. Much of the precision work in nuclear plants is also done by millwrights.
When performing fine work, millwrights often have to work close to machines. Since most of these machines are large and heavy, the potential for serious injury when something goes wrong is great. Millwrights often work with a partner because of the size and weight of the materials. Miscommunication between partners can sometimes lead to accidents.
The nature of their work requires millwrights to use a large number of personal tools. They require one set of tools for heavy work and a different set for precision work."
At one time, these specialists designed and maintained water and windmills, which is where the name "Millwright" originated. Today's Millwrights work from blueprints to install and maintain conveyor and monorail systems, giant electrical turbines, pumps, compressors, and other machinery
Millwright Ron
www.unionmillwright.com
Friday, January 01, 2010
Rigging Books Millwrights
Wednesday, May 06, 2009
Books On Pumps
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Monday, February 23, 2009
Tuesday, December 02, 2008
Crane and Rigging

The “best” is now bigger and better! The book referred to as the best rigging book in North America has been revised cover to cover. All of the existing sections have been reorganized, updated and expanded. Five new sections, and over 100 new pages were added.
The IPT’s Crane and Rigging Handbook and Training Manual are used for reference and/or training in every type of industry and all methods of classroom training in North America.
The IPT’s Crane and Rigging Handbook and Training Manual are used for reference and/or training in every type of industry and all methods of classroom training in North America.
Millwright Ron
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Friday, August 29, 2008
Millwrights looking for work
Millwrights...Looking for work?
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Thanks Millwright Ron
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