Heavy Machinery and Industrial Mistakes Caught On Camera

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This might be one of the most intense compilations you’ll find on the internet. Today, you’ll see accidents and mishaps with massive vehicles!

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[ozymandias]

I'd say that 99% of these crane 'failures' are operator error. A crane attempting to lift just 10% of its maximum lift weight can topple if the boom is over extended. It's just physics, of which the operators clearly have no clue.
Unbelievable.

[ExtremeMachinesZone]

The molten steel spill at the steel plant was terrifying. It’s amazing that the workers were able to film it without getting seriously injured

[copee]

The driver trying sneak back in after bailing....i bet he was telling tall tales of how he rode that wild stalkion all the way down.

[rockitsurjon]

Few accidents are accidents. Most of them are "avoidables".

[mrobviuos]

20:28 The ship shook so hard from the impact that the control room window shattered.

[willythemailboy]

In nautical terms, an "allision" is a ship hitting an object that isn't moving. The ship hitting the bridge in Baltimore was an allision. A collision is two moving ships colliding.

[SpawnofChaos]

28:40 "The winches couldn't handle the load" but the footage clearly shows the lifting strap failing...

[constructionwatcher]

Some interesting shots. But the ill-informed speculation about the cause of some of these, and the just wrong description of others, is very annoying. If you don't know what happened, just stay silent.

[cvwheeler]

It is clear that training for crane operators is inadequate in much of the world.

[BeeMax]

This is the kind of chaos that keeps me hooked. Thank for sharing!

[Mike_Engel]

The 747 was taxing on the ramp not landing... the plane slid on the ice on the ramp... and could not stop cause the ice was just packed snow...

[stevengill]

"there were incidents and accidents, hints and allegations.."
Bodyguard by Paul Simon

[Jila_Tana]

Upvoted for using an accurate thumbnail.

[artofnick]

I can just imagine the narrator from Teletubbies saying "UH OH" for all of these

[GothGuy]

many many years ago, my dad used to work at Corning Glass works, and I remember him telling me that they used furnaces that were electricity, and butane to melt the glass. and he said that once in a while the ignition sequence would be out of time, and it would blow the tops right off of the furnaces. never said if anyone was injured or not, but I Imagine the explosion and possible semi molten glass flying all over could cause some serious injury 😵‍💫

[daviddonaghy]

You need to stop calling incidents like these “accidents”. Most of these incidents are NOT accidents, they are caused by workers not following proper protocols and most could have been prevented. An accident is caused by unforeseeable events with no one at fault.

[KSi]

The guy at 13:13 with his arms casually folded... Just standing there like... 'Hmph... Interesting'. UNPHAZED.

[MmmHuggles]

The first clip is a great example of both why men don't tend to live as long as women and how we get such amazing videos. Someone has to film it, and it's usually a man who decides to film instead of flee lol.

[beachcomber]

This is so much better with the sound turned off !

[attilaschannel]

09:36 I was thinking it was a corn silo. Imagine all the corn popping there