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A catastrophic accident occurred during the demolition of an old warehouse in Schöndorf. A storage cellar suddenly collapsed right beneath the demolition excavator, causing the 30-ton machine to topple over. The Liebherr crane on the Demi-Orion vessel collapsed due to a small defect. Fortunately, the incident happened during the FAT stage, not while operating out at sea. If I were the boss, I would ask, are you hurt? No? Then immediately, you know, you fool. What about my beautiful 944? Oh my God, who would let that idiot operate an excavator in the first place? I think this wheel loader operator is not only skilled, but also incredibly quick. I mean, he literally ran super fast to avoid a tree trunk charging straight at him. Crane accident during lifting operations in the South Corridor of Panama. I always say these guys don't really use their brains while working. Oh my God, what were they thinking? Such a shame. In just a few seconds, millions of dollars worth of equipment disappeared into the sea, leaving no trace behind. The first time he felt it wasn't intense enough. But on the second try, it definitely didn't disappoint him. Oh, this unloading method must have sacrificed quite a few drivers before anyone dared to try it. It's very bold, but I absolutely wouldn't dare attempt it. Be extremely careful with such large rocks. Just a slight tilt, and they'll run off immediately. Did you hear the laughter from the bystanders? They didn't care if anyone below got hurt. They were just shocked and then burst out laughing when the crane came crashing down. This video was filmed by an OSHA officer when the big blue crane collapsed at Miller Park on July 14, 1999. There's some swearing due to the shock. Everything seemed perfectly fine, but in the very last moment, that fine turned into a disaster. Oh, people don't seem to care much about the danger. It's no different from a giant mousetrap. Behind the crane stands a massive tree trunk. The operator was once considered a genius, but this time that's not the case. It's terrifying. The moment the crane boom broke was fully captured on camera. Wow, that's horrifying. This operator truly deserves to be mentioned in the textbooks. If he needs it, I'm ready to buy him a new rope right away. I think the operator did a great and precise job, but I wonder if the cameraman is okay. In a work environment like that, you have to stay extremely alert and have quick feet to escape in time when needed. He managed to avoid the collision with the concrete block, but behind him, another trap was already waiting. A snapped cable doesn't just drop the equipment, it can also pull the entire crane down with it. A cargo weighing dozens of tons, when it falls, is no different from a giant bomb. The extreme heat makes the water evaporate instantly, forcing molten steel to splatter. No chemical reaction needed, still kaboom. The signalman is truly to blame. He's completely useless, so oblivious that he didn't even realize an accident was about to happen. In a position where it could tip over at any moment, does the operator have enough courage and skill to solve this tough challenge? Luckily, no one was injured. Although it's very strange for a crane to collapse like this, the incident happened in a city in Florida. I've never seen an excavator fly so spectacularly like that. All of us knew he was standing right at the edge of the pit, but he didn't. That hook weighs at least a few hundred pounds, and it would cause truly devastating damage upon impact. Yet another crane has tipped over, but this time it's still left hanging in midair. Crane worksite accident by the riverbank. Look closely. The ground suddenly slips into the river. The crane spins rapidly due to the counterweight, and then plunges straight into the water. Try not to laugh until you ask if he's okay. Imagine driving a lift without realizing it's about to go off the edge. Absolutely terrifying. The wheel loader at the guesthouse area was rescued using a Bobcat E-50. This job wasn't too difficult, but only machines could handle it. Can you believe a man tried to demolish a 16x65 silo with just an axe? The first attempt didn't go as planned, and in the end they had to wrap a chain around it and use a tractor to pull it down completely. On the evening of January 4th, 2010, the crane rental company Rikert was called to a special mission. An excavator had slipped and tipped over onto its side. Fortunately, the operator was not injured. Wrong way. The smokestack of the Springfield power plant fell onto the power lines, and then crashed into the building housing the transformers. Was this a miscalculation? Oh! He's wearing a helmet, so there's nothing to worry about. Truly impressive. He's so calm it's as if he's just out for a stroll. Demolishing a silo with a Dodge Intrepid. Almost a failure, but luckily a success. Just kidding. Sileman isn't an expert. He's just the village clown. An accident on the Trans-Labrador Highway, Canada, between a bulldozer and a truck caused a massive fire, burning the cab completely. The driver was lucky to escape. A water bomber plane was called in to help. A Guardia di Finanza helicopter crashed on Saturday morning at Bolzano Airport. Fortunately, no one was injured. The accident happened during a training session. I witnessed that man narrowly avoid a massive impact just in time. A proper lift plan helps prevent accidents caused by miscalculating the weight. However, to cut costs, many companies leave operators to figure things out on their own, skipping proper training. This incident didn't cause any damage, but it serves as a warning about the dangers of heavy equipment. You should never stand close. When a building collapses, all you can do is hope you're not standing nearby. If the entire structure had come down further, the consequences wouldn't have been as mild as this time. So incredibly lucky. Crane collapse at DMA. As a rigger, I can see he was working way too far out with a heavy load. Extremely dangerous. No one did a JSA, and everyone has the right to stop the job if it's unsafe. Cebu City, the Roro vessel MV Micamari 8, listed to the starboard side while unloading cargo on Comotes Island due to a truck experiencing a gearbox failure. 149 passengers were rescued and 4 sustained minor injuries. It seems he has realized the danger and the mistake of choosing this path, but now there's no way out. He's forced to keep fighting to the very end. I had a feeling it would slip because this slope is just too steep. And sure enough, the accident happened. But luckily it was still possible to save it. I'm certain that this operator has never had any experience doing this job before. A versatile and powerful tractor, strong enough to pull the stuck excavator out of the mud. This bridge is now far too weak to handle machines weighing tons. The clearest warning sign was the sudden collapse as the tractor drove across, revealing that the internal structure had rotted away and could no longer provide any support.