 Your cranes are subject to strict Cal-OSHA standards. We have over 20 years experience inspecting cranes to help you maintain full compliance with OSHA standards.
Thorough crane and hoist inspections can save your company significant amount of time and money. These inspections are not just a compliance issue - they make sense from a safety, productivity and profit standpoint as well.
High-quality crane and hoist inspections are the best investment you can make within your material handling program. We never cut corners when it comes to inspections, and neither should you: it's the key component to a true preventive maintenance program.
Ace Crane has trained and inspectors that check critical electrical, mechanical and structural  components for safety and proper operating condition.
Ace Crane offers Monthly, Quarterly and Annual Crane Inspections and Quadrennial Proof Load Certification for All Types of Overhead Cranes and Hoists.
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How often are Crane Inspections Required?
Daily - Crane Operator to Inspect Crane prior to each work shift. This inspection should be documented.
Periodic - Periodic Inspections must be conducted 4 x / year. The Annual Inspection can be considered as one of the Periodic Inspections
Annual - For Cranes above 3 Ton Capacity, an Annual Crane Inspection is required to be performed and this inspection must be performed by a Cal-OSHA Certified Crane Inspector. After completion of inspection, a Plate V Certificate is issued documented that the Crane has passed Inspection.
Quadrennial - For Cranes above 3 Ton Capacity, Proof Load Test Certification is also required. This Load Test Certificate is to be issued on a Plate V Certificate. This Quadrennial Load Test is to be performed every 4 years.
When are Cranes Required to be Proof Load Tested?
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At the time of a New Installation. (For Cranes above 3 Ton Capacity, this Initial Load Test Certificate Can Not be issued by the Company Supplying or installing the Crane.)
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Before returning the crane back into service after a major modification or repair of important structural components
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In cases when a Crane has been out of service for 6 months or more past the anniversary date of certification inspection
What must be checked during a Daily Crane Inspection?
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