OSHA Inspections
FHS knows the importance of having safe, well-maintained and inspected cranes.
Regular inspection and maintenance will:
- Prevent accidents and maintain safe operation of your bridge, gantry, or monorail crane through inspections and operator training
- Avoid unnecessary interruptions in production
- Ensure peak efficiency throughout your crane’s long life
- Address potential problems before they become more costly or inconvenient
- Reduce overhead costs associated with parts, lubricants and tools
- Reduce downtime by scheduling when production will not be interrupted
What Does a Safety Inspection Include?
Depending on your overhead crane’s duty cycle and environment, FHS can provide periodic and/or frequent safety inspection and maintenance visits. A typical inspection includes the following:
- A complete inspection of all major components that complies with our interpretation of the appropriate OSHA regulations and CMAA recommendations
- Full lubrication of all required components
- Inspection of bolted and welded connections
- Minor adjustments to both electrical and mechanical components, including but not limited to: limit switches, control systems, brakes and trolley flange
- Operational tests through full range of functions
- 24/7 Customer Service Hotline
- Detailed inspection report along with summary of issues to be addressed
- Written recommendations for repairs, spare parts inventory, and additional maintenance requirements