Annual Crane Inspections
Documented annual crane inspections per OSHA 1926.1412 and ASME B30.5 - performed by qualified inspectors at your job site.
OSHA 1926.1412(f) requires every covered crane to receive a documented annual inspection by a qualified person. Lift Tech provides that inspection on your site, on your schedule.
You receive a written report you can present to OSHA, your insurer, or your GC - not a generic checklist.
What's Included
- Annual inspection report compliant with OSHA 1926.1412(f)
- ASME B30.5 functional and structural checks
- Wire-rope inspection and load-chart verification
- Written deficiency list with photos
- Re-inspection on remediation
Who Needs This
- Crane owners required to keep equipment in service
- Construction GCs auditing subcontractor equipment
- Industrial sites with mobile, tower, or articulating cranes
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Crane Inspections FAQ
How often does OSHA require a crane inspection?
OSHA 1926.1412 requires a documented annual inspection by a qualified person, plus monthly and shift inspections. Lift Tech handles the annual inspection.
Do you travel for crane inspections?
Yes. We perform on-site crane inspections throughout Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, and beyond. Call (225) 450-7605 to schedule.
What does a crane inspection cost?
Cost depends on crane type, capacity, location, and travel. Call us for a same-day quote.
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