CRANE INSPECTION SERVICES IN PA
Crane Inspection Services for Pennsylvania Job Sites
When was the last time your cranes were inspected? If you’re having trouble answering that question, then you could be putting yourself at the risk of costly fines and, worse, potentially dangerous equipment. Operating cranes on any job sites that have lapsed or outdated inspections put your employees’ lives at risk. In addition, routine crane inspections can help prolong the life of your equipment as potential problems can easily be found and fixed by a trained crane inspector.
OSHA CRANE INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS IN PA
Under Pennsylvania state law and Pennsylvania OSHA crane inspection guidelines, all cranes must be inspected at least every 12 months by a qualified crane inspector. If your crew is operating a crane that hasn’t been inspected within the past year, then you are out of compliance. In other words, you’re likely to get a number of fines and penalties that could potentially shut your job site down.
Serving these PA metropolitan areas:
Total Equipment Training’s Crane Inspection Services
Total Equipment Training’s team of professionals are qualified to inspect and approve a number of crane variations, including:
- Mobile Cranes: Boom Truck, Carry Deck, Dock Crane, Crawler Crane, Lattice Boom
- Overhead Crane: Gantry Crane, Jib Crane, Trolley Crane, Monorail, Bridge Crane
- Crane Load Testing
- Hoists: Manual Chain Hoist, Electric Chain Hoist, Air Hoist
Convenient, On-site Crane Inspection Services
Based in the Greater Philadelphia region for over ten years, Total Equipment Training specializes in annual PA crane inspection services. Our team of experienced heavy equipment professionals uses an extensive crane inspection checklist to deliver a comprehensive examination of your machines.
Being local, we can quickly dispatch our qualified inspectors to anywhere from Philadelphia to the Lehigh Valley, Scranton, York, and Harrisburg areas. Because we come directly to your location, there is no need to lose valuable operation time by shipping your crane out for inspection.
Once your equipment clears our comprehensive crane inspection, you can get back to work knowing your machine is up to OSHA standards and your crew is safe to do what they do best.