Heavy equipment and rigs failing to do their job, or falling down because of a human error. It is up to you to decide whose fault is it, but we think that these accidents are so unfortunate and somebody might have lost the job because of this.
There are some accidents where the wind was not calculated and the crane just bent over and made damage around it. Or heavy trucks with heavy loads being driven on dangerous roads, and the drivers are not too experienced for the job, and they underestimated the danger on the road and wanted to prove themselves.
That is going to be a bad crash because inexperienced drivers are the cause of many of the crashes, bringing millions of dollars in damage, damaging the equipment and the surroundings. Underestimating the terrain can also mean to leave the vehicle there on the spot, not being able to move by its own.
Then you will need somebody to pull it out, which is a large favor to ask. Or like the CAT bucket loader sinks in the mud, many dollars wasted on getting it out of there.
What`s this got to do with people getting licences for machinery…It has nothing to do with being licenced or not, most of these are mishaps and accidents, most people have accidents in their cars and they have a licence also. So don`t judge until you`ve handled these machines first hand, which i doubt you`ll ever have the guts to do, let alone pass your test and gain a licence.
Of course we have understanding for the people in these situations. Our point is to raise awareness and motivate drivers to pay extreme caution during driving.