In the construction and civil engineering field, there is a serious shortage of workers and the number of skilled crane operators is decreasing. In this situation, it is necessary for anyone to be able to operate a crane safely and with peace of mind. One of the strengths of the "G-FORCE" UNIC cranes (Truck-mounted UNIC Cranes) designed to address this issue is "the improvement of safety". We were ahead of the industry by equipping all models with digital load gauges as standard, to realize the accurate "visualization" of the lifted loads at all times. It is possible for anyone to easily and safely grasp the range of the work and to prevent crane breakage and overturning accidents due to overloading.
We have also introduced the ML alarm type and the ML stop type as two types of equipment that respond to the partial revision of the mobile cranes structural standards by giving notification of an overload condition with an alarm sound and by automatically stopping the operation of the crane.
We also equip machinery with a variety of safety devices such as a fully automatic stowage system to improve the efficiency of crane stowage operations, a height restriction system to prevent contact accidents between the boom and overhead wires, etc., and an automatic deceleration system to prevent load swinging.

The Shard, the tallest skyscraper in Europe (310 meters high), built on the Thames River in London.The leading Italian architect Renzo Piano designed the completely glass-covered 95-story tower in the image of the masts of ships during the Age of Exploration.
The 440 sheets of glass in the upper part of the building were actually fitted from the outside of the building by a mini crawler crane, which is known affectionately overseas as a "spider crane".
The exterior sheets of glass on The Shard are each fitted at subtly different angles so that the appearance changes with the movement of the sun during a day and with the seasons. There are 11,000 sheets in total. Of those 11,000 sheets, problems with the internal space meant that the 440 pieces on the upper floors had to be lifted from the temporary storage space on the 87th to 62nd floors and fitted from the outside. The contractors conducting the work and their products were subject to strict conditions, such as "strict adherence to the construction schedule set just before the London Olympics", "securing adequate performance, carrying into limited space, and safety" and "adequate experience and performance in strong winds and severely cold conditions", but the performance of our mini crawler crane was evaluated and it was successfully adopted.