Mission
Our mission is to advance crane safety through the development of innovative technologies, procedural enhancements, and evidence-based recommendations, safeguarding the lives of both the public and workers.
Research Objectives
- Understand Crane Accidents
- Develop and Deploy Crane Safety Technology
- Engage in Governance and Stakeholder Outreach
- Improve Education about Cranes and Crane Safety Technology
Interested in getting involved?
We are currently recruiting motivated undergraduate and graduate student researchers. Please fill out and submit the interest form, and Dr. Adams will reach out to you to meet to discuss potential research opportunities.
Acknowledgements
Support for the Crane Safety Research Center at Georgia Tech was provided by the Sarah Pantip Wong Family. Sarah was among four people killed in Seattle, WA, on April 27, 2019, when a tower crane collapsed while being disassembled.