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Sweet pics Jason! Is this the new CP Chem/USGC ethylene site? If so, the company that I work for is doing almost half of the pipe spool fabrication for it!
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Wonder how much the operator gets paid to run that thing...
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kokosing Const Co wrote:Wonder how much the operator gets paid to run that thing... Same as the operators running those other long boom rigs i would guess.
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JoeE wrote:kokosing Const Co wrote:Wonder how much the operator gets paid to run that thing... Same as the operators running those other long boom rigs i would guess. Unless they have a super ultra heavy pay scale? This was a awesome opportunity to get pics of this crane. Glad you all liked them Jason
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JoeE wrote:kokosing Const Co wrote:Wonder how much the operator gets paid to run that thing... Same as the operators running those other long boom rigs i would guess. I figured. It's great to be union, isn't it?! 
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Jason,
Great Pictures. I wish i could see the beast up close myself.
Greg
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Typically the crane operators for the larger cranes get paid by Tonnage and Boom length(whichever is greater) per the local operators union agreement (if they are union). The operators also get more per hour if they have different certifications, NCCO, etc. If they are non-union then each operator typically negotiates their own rate.
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Nice... Wow, what a collection.
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Got to see the last of the LR 13000 And only when you go to this site are you only able to understand the size of this project This is a completely new refinery they are building its so big they are building a bridge over the road for pipes because there is a second part on the other side of the highway Also from the other photos earlier tons of progress has been made bridge to be lifted   "/> LR 13000 Tracks  "/> Just a few of many SPMT's on the site  "/> A SPMT train  "/> Mammoet Booms- good sight to see  "/> CC2800 with luffing jib  "/> LR 1250  "/> Does any one know what the crane next to the1250 is?  "/> Here is a wider pic of the boom looks like a terex based on the hook  "/> LR 1750  "/> Parts for the project  "/> More parts  "/> CC2800  "/> Mammoet is every where I went all the way to Galveston and at the port there were Mammoet trucks there  "/> Thanks for looking Still got to see *PART* of the LR 13000
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