Hero of the Heights: Crane Operator Becomes Hero of Report on Working on Legendary Liebherr LTM 1750

The focus was on Kirill, a crane operator from Moscow, who operates one of the most powerful mobile cranes in the CIS and the world — Liebherr LTM 1750-9.1. We decided to reveal the everyday life of a professional who conquers heights every day and moves multi-ton loads with jewelry precision.

Technology of gigantic capabilities*
Liebherr LTM 1750-9.1 is a real giant in the world of crane construction. Its lifting capacity reaches 750 tons, and a boom longer than 100 meters allows working at a height of up to 150 meters. This machine is indispensable in large-scale projects: from the construction of skyscrapers to the installation of wind turbines. In the CIS, such a crane is the only one, which makes Kirill's story even more unique.

In an interview with journalists, Kirill shared the intricacies of the profession: "Every day is a challenge. An error in calculations even by a centimeter can cost millions. But when you see your crane assembling a bridge or lifting a section of a high-rise building, it’s mesmerizing.” The crane operator has many years of experience and participation in key projects.

Why is this important?
The report not only tells about the person, but also emphasizes the role of high-tech special equipment in the development of infrastructure. “Such cranes are the locomotive of progress. It is impossible to imagine modern construction without them,” Kirill noted in the story.

Viewers will see exciting footage of the giant at work, an interview with the operator, and unique moments of installing complex structures.

Groskran, which owns the crane, is known for implementing ambitious projects in industrial construction. The use of Liebherr LTM 1750-9.1 in their work confirms the company's status as a leader in its field.

Don't miss the chance to look behind the scenes of a profession where human skill and the power of technology work wonders!

P.S. To be precise: the Liebherr LTM 1750-9.1 model has a telescopic boom of 8 sections and can be equipped with a jib of up to 126 meters. Details are in the report.