This was bound to happen. Big cranes in big storms are super dangerous.
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funny how you could evacuate hundreds of thousands of people, but can't disassemble a few cranes.
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Duh. It takes 5 - 7 days to remove a crane & requires closing several streets which causes large traffic jams.
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It's called planning 101 .
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Two crews available = about 2 months. Do some basic researcher before you criticize.
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There also can't be any wind of any sort. You'd be putting the operator and dismantling team at high risk. It's a risky job on a good day.
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It's called this is Florida each company should have an emergency crew available to take a crane down as soon as weather permits.
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So they should keep 10 people on the payroll all year along with the disassembly unit and 5 - 10 semis + drivers +a storage lot.
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I saw that in the news here woow
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I know! Freaking crazy!
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With this storm coming, why in the world would they not secure those cranes!
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Are you kidding me ? Is amazing how the people of this construction don't disassemble that tower! How in the hell they are thinking
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With several days notice absolutely. They must have wanted it to come down for an insurance claim. I cant imagine anyone being that dumb.
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Absolutely right, the people are really are stupid and avaricious
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They had 2 weeks notice 1 week knowing how bad it was for fire sure. Guess insurance buys that one. Cheaper than taking down before stoem
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God keep them safe

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