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Inspection & Certification
• Annual Inspection Reports
Required By OSHA
• Dielectric Testing, Magnetic
Particle, Ultrasonic Testing
• Sling Inspection (Wire
Rope, Chain & Synthetic)
• Boom Pendant Inspection
& Certification
Certified Craneworks inspects overhead
units under the following standards listed below:
• OSHA 1926-Construction
• OSHA 1910-General Industry
• NAVY P-307
• ANSI Standards
• ASME Standards
• Nuclear-RDT-8-6-T
• United States Coast Guard
Regulations
• United States Air Force
Standards
Certified Craneworks provides professional
inspections with detailed reports which enables
your company to correct problems with the equipment
before failures occur. Our highly trained team
prepares a detailed report for each piece of equipment
inspected, outlining any deficiencies that may
exist.
This documentation includes:
• Annual Inspection/Condition
Report
• Monthly/Quarterly Report
• Testing Results
• Deficiency/Recommendation
Report
• Maintenance and Service
Evaluation Reports
What Inspections are Required
for Hoists and Cranes?
DAILY
- This inspection is required by OSHA. The operator
shall inspect the equipment at the beginning of
each shift and shall document the inspection.
QUARTERLY
- This inspection is required by OSHA and ANSI.
Some companies elect to have this service conducted
by an outside company.
PERIODIC
- This inspection is conducted annually and completed
by a trained and qualified person.
Who Can Conduct These Inspections?
Daily
inspections can and should be conducted by the
operator of the crane or hoist.
Quarterly
inspections can be done by a designated person
by the owners of the cranes. This person shall
be trained and competent to conduct the inspections.
Periodic
inspections should be conducted by an outside
company who is trained and provides written documentation
of the status of the crane at the time of the
inspection.
4 Levels of Service
• Annual Crane Inspection
and Certification
• Annual Crane Inspection
and Certification with 125% Load Test
• Annual Crane Inspection
and Certification with 125% Load Test and Preventative
Maintenance Service
• Annual and Quarterly Crane
Inspection and Certification with 125% Load Test
and Preventative Maintenance Service
We do it ourselves.
That’s great that you understand
the importance of an inspection program and have
trained personnel to conduct your inspections.
However, it is very beneficial to have an outside
company who specializes in Crane Inspections and
Certifications who is qualified to go over your
inspection program to ensure that you meet all
the current OSHA and ANSI Standards of which there
have been many changes over the last few years.
Where does it state in OSHA
that we must conduct an annual inspection?
This is a question that is raised
all the time. OSHA CFR-29 1910.179 states how
often and what needs to be inspected. This is
where we can assist you. We keep up with all the
changes and know what to look for so we can assist
you in reducing the chance for a crane accident.
How much does this service cost?
The cost of our service depends
on the level of inspection you desire. However,
the investment is a small cost to pay and can
help you reduce your cost of liability and workmen’s
compensation insurance and loss of time, etc.
We can’t afford to shut
down our operation to have the hoist or crane
inspected.
We understand your concern and that
is why we offer after hours service on all your
cranes and hoist.
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