by Jon Sooy | Mar 2, 2021 | Boom Lift, Bridge Inspection, Bridge Maintenance
Snooper trucks and boom lifts are not all created equal. Technically speaking, most boom lifts aren’t really Snooper trucks anyway. While the name has stuck over the decades to refer to most any under bridge inspection boom lift vehicle, it’s actually a registered...
by admin | Sep 10, 2020 | Boom Lift, Bridge Inspection, Bridge Maintenance
If you’re in the business of working on elevated structures you’ve probably used some type of aerial lift. And if you routinely do underbridge inspection and maintenance work, you’ve likely used a snooper crane to do it. The Venerable “Snooper” Crane What is often...
by admin | Jun 30, 2020 | Boom Lift, Bridge Inspection, Bridge Maintenance, Bridge Riggers
The industry of bridge riggers, bridge inspection, maintenance and repair covers all 50 states, Guam and Puerto Rico, which, according to the Federal Highway Administration, have over 616,000 bridges. Unfortunately, an excessively large number of these bridges are in...
by Jon Sooy | Apr 14, 2020 | Boom Lift, Bridge Inspection, Bridge Maintenance
When it comes to bridge inspection equipment, the variety of underbridge inspection units can be somewhat overwhelming. Not only is there a wide range of different types of machinery available, but among these types, there is a large range of sizes to choose from....
by Jon Sooy | Feb 28, 2020 | Boom Lift, Bridge Inspection, Bridge Maintenance, Bridge Riggers
If you’re already involved in the industry of bridge inspection, maintenance and repair you probably know the story: more than 47,000 bridges are in need of major repairs. And that’s less than eight percent of the 616,096 bridges in all the 50 states, Guam and Puerto...
by Jon Sooy | Feb 14, 2020 | Boom Lift, Bridge Inspection, Bridge Maintenance, Bridge Riggers
If you’re reading this you are most likely engaged in some type of bridge inspection, maintenance or repair work. With over 600,000 bridges in the United States alone and, of those, over 54,000 in need of major repairs, there is likely no shortage of work. All...
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