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Certified OSHA Crane Inspection Services

MHS Crane provides professional OSHA crane inspections for businesses that rely on overhead cranes and other material handling equipment. Our inspection services help identify equipment conditions that may affect safe operation and help businesses maintain their lifting systems in accordance with applicable OSHA requirements and CMAA guidelines.

As one of the CMAA members headquartered in Florida, MHS is committed to maintaining high standards for crane safety and inspection. Our experienced technicians inspect critical crane components and identify potential issues before they lead to equipment failure, costly downtime, or unsafe operating conditions.

Overhead Crane Inspection Services

Regular overhead crane inspection helps businesses identify worn, damaged, or improperly functioning components and address issues before they become more serious. MHS provides overhead crane inspection services designed to support safe equipment operation and reliable performance.

Benefits of regular crane safety inspections include:

  • Reduced production interruptions and unexpected downtime
  • Identification of potential equipment problems
  • Improved equipment reliability and service life
  • Reduced costs associated with emergency repairs
  • Better planning for routine maintenance and component replacement
  • Improved workplace safety through regular equipment evaluation
  • Support for safe crane operation and operator training

Our inspection process can help identify conditions involving mechanical components, electrical systems, hoists, controls, and other critical crane equipment. When an issue is identified, MHS can also provide repair, maintenance, or other corrective services to help return the equipment to proper operating condition.

Crane Safety Inspection & Ongoing Support

A crane safety inspection is an important part of an ongoing equipment maintenance program. MHS can help businesses establish inspection and maintenance practices based on their equipment, operating conditions, and applicable safety requirements.

Our team can support customers throughout the equipment lifecycle, from inspection and maintenance to repairs, modernization, and operator training. This proactive approach helps businesses address developing equipment problems while reducing the risk of unexpected failures and unnecessary downtime.

For equipment requiring additional attention, MHS can coordinate the appropriate repair or maintenance service and help determine the next steps needed to keep the crane operating safely and reliably.

OSHA Crane Inspections Across Our Service Areas

MHS Crane provides crane safety inspection services throughout Florida, Alabama, Georgia, and Pennsylvania, with additional support available for international customers through our International Division.

Our inspection teams support businesses across MHS service markets, including Pompano Beach, Jacksonville, Panama City, Central Florida, Huntsville, Mobile, Atlanta, Marietta, Braddock, and Johnstown. Inspection services can support overhead cranes, hoists, and other material handling equipment used in manufacturing, warehouses, industrial facilities, and other operations.

Whether an inspection is part of a routine safety program, equipment maintenance plan, or preparation for a load test, MHS can help identify equipment conditions that require attention and recommend appropriate next steps.

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    What to Expect During OSHA Crane Inspections:

    • Major component inspection is compliant with our interpretation of OSHA regulations

    • Inspection of all brakes and required adjustments

    • Oil levels review and refills

    • System Greasing

    • Load Chain & Wire Rope inspection & lubrication

    • Electrical Control Review (contactors, transformers, and brake coils)

    • Inspection of the load hooks and latches

    • Runway support and structural connections inspection

    • List of OSHA non-compliant items

    • Inspection of bolted and welded connections

    • Minor adjustments to electrical and mechanical components( limit switches, control systems, brakes, and trolley flange)

    • Operational tests through the full range of functions

    • Detailed inspection report with attention items

    • Recommendations for repairs, spare parts inventory, and maintenance requirements

    CERTIFICATIONS:

    Our technicians are trained and certified on OSHA, ANSI, ASME, and NTEA regulations.

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