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Helping companies in construction, power generation, petrochemical, manufacturing & maritime

Third-party inspections of equipment, especially cranes, are often required by general contractors, property managers, military installations, and for work in certain high-risk environments, such as power plants.

With many years of experience, Crane Industry Services Inc.’s inspectors will ensure your machines are fit to be on your job site. With a quick response time and documentation of inspection supplied with work, we keep your equipment and crews working. Call 770.783.9292 for information.

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Post-Assembly
Post Incident Inspection and Accident Investigation

OSHA requires that cranes be inspected any time the configuration changes, initially or during the project, such as when adding boom sections or jibs. Although third-party inspections are not required by OSHA, it is a common requirement of the General Contractor. These inspections offer the crane owner and general contractor certain benefits.

Accident Investigation

Crane Industry Services Inc. works with either Plaintiff or Defense to establish cause(s) of crane accidents. Information is gathered from site inspections, crane inspections, evaluation of the load and lift plans, and interviewing witnesses.

SERVICES

Cranes – Mobile, Overhead, Tower
Aerial Work Platforms
Forklifts
Gantry
Rigging Gear – Chain Hoists
NDT Testing of Components

Non Destructive Testing allows inspectors to see flaws undetectable to the naked eye, such as surface cracks in crane components, headache balls, load blocks, or wedge sockets. Welds and lattice members of lattice booms can also be inspected this way. Our inspectors are Level II Certified by Applied Technical Services to deliver Magnetic Particle Testing. Our qualification is in accordance with current SNT-TC-1A standard and all inspections and testing procedures are conducted in accordance with ASTM A275 (MT Examination of Steel Forgings), to include ASTM E1444, T9074-AS-GIB-010/271, and restrictions identified in NAVFAC P-307.

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Tips for hiring a third-party inspector

When looking for a reputable third-party inspector, always make sure they:

Have craft experience assembling and disassembling the equipment
Have operation experience
Are familiar with a wide variety of equipment makes and models
Are familiar with NDT inspection procedures
Have achieved a recognized certification or assessment as an inspector

Helping companies in construction, power generation, petrochemical, manufacturing & maritime

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