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Crane and Rack Inspection in Georgia

Findings Ranked by Severity.

Crane and rack inspections across Georgia and the Southeast, with a written report that ranks every finding by severity.
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Specifications

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Why Damaged Racking Needs an Inspection

Safety First

A racking upright hit by a forklift does not usually fail that day. It fails later, under a load it carried fine last week, and the failure is rarely limited to one bay. The inspection is inexpensive.

What We Do

Scope

Cranes and racking fail slowly before they fail suddenly. Worn hoist brakes, bent uprights and missing clips show up in a scheduled inspection long before they show up as a shutdown or an insurance finding.

  • Periodic Crane Inspection

    A documented walk of the structure, the runway, the hoist, the controls, the brakes and the limit devices, against the applicable standard. The written report includes photographs, deficiencies ranked by severity, and a quote for anything needing repair.

  • Load Testing

    New installations, after major repair, and where the insurer or the site's own procedure requires it. Documented and certified.

  • Rack Inspection

    Upright damage, beam deflection, missing safety clips, anchorage, load signage and aisle damage patterns. Damaged racking is a common finding in an insurance review, and the cheapest to fix when it is caught early.

  • Repairs and Parts

    Upright and beam replacement, column protection, crane repairs, hoist service and parts through the manufacturers we work with. Repair scopes follow the same standards as crane installation and pallet rack installation.

  • Operator Training

    Delivered at handover on new installations, and available separately.

  • Schedule an Inspection

    Send the equipment list and location, and a date gets set.

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We Service Equipment We Did Not Install

Any equipment

We inspect cranes and racking that other companies supplied, and the report is the same either way. We are not trying to sell you a replacement crane. If the finding is that it is serviceable, the report says so.

Industrial workshop with heavy machinery, yellow safety markings, overhead crane, and various equipment setup on the factory floor

How an Inspection Visit Runs

Process

  • 1. Equipment list. What you have, where it is and when it was last inspected.
  • 2. Visit. Scheduled around your production, cranes and racking in one trip where possible.
  • 3. Report. Findings with photographs, ranked by severity, against the standard each one is measured by.
  • 4. Repairs. A quote for anything that needs fixing, and our crew to fix it.

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQs

How often does OSHA require a crane inspection?

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.179 sets frequent and periodic inspection requirements, with periodic inspections at one to twelve month intervals depending on service severity. Normal service is generally annual, and heavy or severe service is more frequent.

What do I get?

A written report with photographs, findings ranked by severity, the standard each finding is measured against, and a quote for corrective work. Load test certification where a test is performed.

Can you set up a recurring schedule?

Yes. Most customers put cranes and racking on the same annual visit, so it is one interruption rather than two.

Due for an Inspection?

Start a project

Send us the equipment list and when it was last inspected. We will quote the visit and the report.

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