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The major inspection should be comprehensive and include inspecting for wear, fatigue and ing of all of the components of the crane, hoist or winch critical to its safe operation and use. The inspection should include attention to both structural and mechanical elements.
As recommended by the Crane Manufacturers Association of America (CMAA) specification CMAA 78 Standards and Guidelines for Professional Services Performed on Overhead Traveling Cranes and Associated Hoisting Equipment, there are four primary types of crane inspections: Initial, Pre-Shift, Frequent, and Periodic.
TYPE OF INSPECTIONS Shift Inspection. Performed by Competent Person. Visual inspection prior to each shift, completed before or during the shift. Monthly (Documentation Required) Performed by Competent Person. Annual Comprehensive (Documentation Required) Performed by a Competent Qualified Person.
Prior to each use the crane operator should: Visually examine the crane and/or hoist to check for damage or missing parts including: Hooks. Chains and wire rope. Hydraulic and/or pneumatic components, if present. Test all functional mechanisms for improper adjustment. Test the function of the upper load limit switch.
Monthly Inspections Every month, the crane must be visually inspected in the same manner as before each shift. Documentation is required for monthly inspections and must include the items checked and their results as well as the name and signature of the person who conducted the inspection.
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Frequent Crane Inspections Frequent inspections encompass examining the operating mechanisms, components of the air or hydraulic systems, and the condition of hooks and hoist chains. These inspections should be conducted visually daily, with OSHA recommending testing and examination before each shift.
Depending on how much and how often your crane is in use, you have to perform frequent and periodic inspections at appropriate intervals. OSHA Standard 1910.179 classifies frequent inspections as occurring daily to monthly, and periodic inspections as occurring at 1 to 12 month intervals.