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Giving back to the community is at the core of who we are at Allegiance Crane and Equipment. It is imbedded in our culture. Every day we are out to make a difference in the lives of others. From our active involvement in organizations like the Boys and Girls Clubs, to sponsoring Career days or mentoring young people, the Allegiance team is committed to making our world a better place.
Friday, June 10, 2011 at 04:48PM 
On May 21st Allegiance Crane & Equipment participated in the 1st Annual Houston Area Construction Industry Auto Show.
Allegiance Crane
Recently, Allegiance Crane & Equipment had teenagers from the local Boys and Girls Club Stephanis Unit that visited our office for a field trip.
Tuesday, February 22, 2011 at 06:26PM
The day started with an orientation informing the youth about the crane industry and its various career levels. The youth viewed 2 videos about the industry, proper safety on a construction site and standard signals needed to operate a crane. According to a recent article in the Boys and Girls Club newsletter, “The...team was very informative, extremely knowledgeable and passionate about their careers.”
The youth were taken outside for a hands-on opportunity to watch the function and safety of the crane operation as well as to get on the crane and experience its instruments and operation signal’s when it operates. The teens were very impressed as well as the staff. They enjoyed learning about the hand signals that must be memorized for proper safety and use. We look forward to our next visit from the Boys and Girls Club as we recruit more teens into the Construction Club.
Sunday, February 20, 2011 at 07:52AM
Saturday July 12th, A team from our headquarters spent a day at the Pompano Beach Boys & Girls Club with 150+ teens, progressing them through different stations, some of which included crane operation, welding, brick laying, steel fabrication, and dirt equipment operation.
This was done as part of the group formed by the Construction Association of South Florida along with our company. The program promotes and educates teens in all aspects of the construction industry.
The events special guest speakers were the Pompano Beach City Manager, Keith Chadwell and Sheriff Al Lamberti.
