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Fri August 10, 2018 - Southeast Edition
Sims Crane & Equipment, Florida's premier crane rental and rigging service company, has posted dramatic YouTube video of a Sims Crane team lifting a 450KW generator to the 18th floor of the BB&T building in Jacksonville, Fla.
Sims Crane client Zabatt Power Systems relied on Sims for a turn-key job including the crane and all equipment, a 3D lift plan, rigging, road closures and detours, and all personnel. Sims used a 450-ton Tadano All-Terrain crane for the job. The Sims team also removed an old generator unit before lifting the new unit into place via a window.
Also in Jacksonville, Sims Crane recently handled the lift of a 13,000-lb. air conditioning unit to the top of the historic Barnett Bank building in downtown, part of a major renovation and revitalization project. Local media covered the lift live.
Founded in 1959 in Tampa, Fla., Sims Crane & Equipment Co. is the leading crane rental and rigging service in the state, with nearly 60 years of innovative safety practices and education, sophisticated technology and financial stability. Since Founder Thomas H. Sims bought his first H-5 mobile crane in 1961, our core values have been safety, professionalism, experience, availability and reliability.
As a third generation family owned and operated business, Sims Crane & Equipment offers the latest in equipment and boasts a fully trained service department. With onsite consultations, and detailed 3D lift planning, Sims Crane application specialists help safely move valuable assets.
Sims Crane employs more than 472 staff members, including crane operators, transport drivers, maintenance personnel and apprentices.
Sims Crane & Equipment has 13 locations around the state of Florida in Daytona Beach, Ft. Myers, Jacksonville, Miami, Mulberry, Ocala, Orlando, Sarasota, Tallahassee, Titusville, West Palm Beach, Vero Beach and headquarters in Tampa. Call Sims Crane at 888-97-CRANE (888-972-7263) or visit www.simscrane.com.
This story also appears on Crane Equipment Guide.