Heavy Equipment Accidents

HEAVY EQUIPMENT ACCIDENTS!

Click here NOW! www.jointoplevelposition.com A remake of an earlier vid. This is from my 'Just Heavy Equipment' channel.

A compilation of some unbelievable accidents from around the world.

This was shot on the afternoon of October 25, 2008 in Seattle, WA. It was lifting heavy equipment (air conditioning components) from the parking lot to the roof. It was scheduled for 28 lifts in two days. Winds were light at ground level, maybe gusting to 10mph. He did an excellent job. You can see a little swaying at one point, but that's it. Good job. The aircraft is a 1981 Boeing Vertol 234, serial number MJ006. Tail number N239CH Internap Network Services maintenance notification: ________________________________________________________________ EVENT ID: 100972 SERVICES/EQUIPMENT: Helicopter Lift This notification is to inform you that Internap will be monitoring maintenance at our SEF003 location, located at 3355 S 120th Place, Seattle, WA 98168. This maintenance is designed to be transparent to your operations. The maintenance is scheduled to begin on Saturday, October 25, 2008, at 8:00 am and will end by Sunday, October 26, 2008 at 2:00 pm (Local Time). Another tenant in the building is expanding their data center which requires them to perform a series of helicopter lifts. Approximately 28 lifts will be performed over the course of the 2 day event. The FAA has mandated that the building be evacuated in a 300' Radius from the point of landing on the roof during the lift times. Both points of entry into the building fall within the 300' Radius therefore access to the building will be limited to mission critical emergencies as each required entry will require the <b>...</b>

This little guy rocks out hard to some heavy metal music.

What if Evgeni Plushenko took a more heavy metal approach to his skating performance during the Olympics? Would he have won gold?