FAQs
How Often Does a Crane Need to Be Inspected?
Daily, Monthly, Annually and After Assembly or a Major Repair.
What Are the Main Types of Crane Inspections?
Frequent, Periodic and Post-assembly.
Where Can I Find Inspection Criteria?
OSHA 1926.1412 and ASME B 30.5
When Does a Crane Require a Post-Assembly Inspection?
Every time it’s assembled.
Is an Annual Inspection and Post-Assembly Inspection the Same?
No. They are different. A post-assembly is a pass/fail inspection an annual is not.
When is an A/D Director Required?
Whenever a crane is being erected.
The Annual Inspection Sticker Fell Off My Crane, What Now?
Nothing. It’s okay, it’s just a sticker. The inspection report is what matters.
Does My Crane Operator Have to Be Certified?
If he/she will be operating a crane on a construction site, Yes, also they must be evaluated by a qualified evaluator.
There's a Defect listed on my inspection report, what now?
You have seven days to order any parts and seven days to replace/repair once you receive the parts.
I Had to Replace My Hoist Cable Due to Broken Wires, Do I Need to Perform a Load Test?
No. Wire rope replacement does not require a load test.
When Do I Need a Tagline?
When the load can become a hazard.
What Percentage of Capacity Do I Use for My Load Test?
100% max. Unless specified by the manufacturer.
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