Overhead Crane Operator
In-House OSHA 1910.179 Operator Qualification & Annual Inspections
Overhead bridge, gantry, and jib cranes fall under OSHA 1910.179 and require both qualified operators and documented periodic inspections. Lift Tech delivers both in-house.
Training
- Classroom and hands-on operator qualification on the customer's equipment
- Hand-signal and pendant / radio operation coverage
- Pre-shift inspection routines and load-handling practices
Inspections
- OSHA 1910.179 frequent and periodic inspections
- Wire rope, hook, brake, limit-switch, and runway inspection
- Inspection sticker and written report for each unit
Other In-House Qualification & Inspection Programs
Frequently Asked Questions
Are overhead cranes inspected the same way as mobile cranes?
No - overhead and gantry cranes follow OSHA 1910.179 with frequent (daily/monthly) and periodic (annual) inspection intervals. Mobile cranes follow OSHA 1926.1412.
How are overhead crane operators qualified?
OSHA requires overhead and gantry crane operators to be qualified through training and evaluation on the equipment they use. Lift Tech delivers and documents that in-house qualification.
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On-site classes nationwide. Open enrollment monthly in Gonzales, LA.
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