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The Crane & Hoist Canada Subscriber list allows marketers to target professionals who subscribe to Crane & Hoist, Canada’s only magazine focused on the rigging and heavy lifting sectors. These subscribers search for vendor partners offering solutions in new technology, equipment and safety. They purchase products ranging from training simulators to boom trucks to remain productive in a competitive niche sector.
SUBSCRIBER PROFILE:
Audience: Executives, engineers, contractors, consultants, operators, project managers, military officers, distributors
Key Industries: Crane rental companies, heavy construction contractors, engineers, road and bridge contractors, transport and heavy haul, shipyards, aerospace, military, mining, wind generation, oil exploration, and repair services
DESCRIPTION:Crane & Hoistsubscribers are decision makers throughout Canada who need products and services to perform heavy construction tasks, run a profitable business, oversee risk management, and manage staff. They need resources for safety and training certification, the tools to operate cranes and rigging equipment for large scale mining and road construction, and special transport supplies to move equipment down the road. Their work is highly detailed with an element of risk to raise metal beams overhead or load freight onto an ocean vessel.
PRODUCTS PURCHASED: technology, tower cranes, all-terrain cranes, lifting accessories, training simulators, mechanical hardware, tires, trailers, boom trucks, hook lifts, column lift, hoists, imaging, software, automation, electrical components, safety equipment, office supplies, business management resources, marketing resources, artificial intelligence
IDEAL LIST USERS INCLUDE:industry publications, software developers, wholesalers, distributors, business consultants, technology providers, tradeshow organizers, insurance providers, financial institutions, equipment providers, legal advisors, safety gear providers, government regulators, OSHA, continuing education providers, credit card issuers, and more
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