OSHA Certified Inspections

Services

Harriman offers a variety of crane and hoist inspection options to meet your individual needs. Whether it is a basic frequent or periodic inspection or a complete inspection and preventative maintenance program; Harriman has an experienced inspection team to get the job done.

Why you should have crane and hoist inspections performed on your equipment

It is important to perform inspections on your crane and hoist equipment to remain in compliance with OSHA, improve plant safety, reduce the number of equipment breakdowns, reduce downtime, and identify minor problems before they result in major repairs.

Types of Inspections

Frequent

Performed month-to-month

During a frequent inspections, Harriman follows:

OSHA Regulations 1910.179, Overhead and Gantry Cranes.
Appropriate ANSI/ASME Standards for Overhead and Gantry Cranes and Hoists

Specifically, our technicians will:

- Inspect and test the hoists, trolleys, and cranes for proper operation.
- Visually examine the sheaves, drums, and wheels.
- Visually examine the hoist cable or chain for kinking, crushing, cutting, or corrosion.
- Insure that the hoist reeving is correct.
- Inspect the end stops, bumpers, and rail sweeps.
- Check the hoist, trolley, and crane control units for proper operation.
- Examine the hooks for wear, bends, and cracks. Insure that the safety devices are not missing.
- Inspect and test the safety devices such as lights, horn, and limit switches.
- Examine the condition of the pendant station

Periodic

Performed annually

In periodic inspections, Harriman will inspect your lifting units in accordance with:

OSHA Regulations 1910.179, Overhead and Gantry Cranes.
Appropriate ANSI/ASME Standards for Overhead and Gantry Cranes and Hoists.

Our service technicians will check the hoisting and traveling drives, the general condition of the runway rails, electrification and controls. They will test the equipment, inspect all mechanical and electrical parts that are visible, and identify any items that need replacement. At the completion of the service, one of our service technicians will discuss the results of the inspection with the appropriate representatives of your organization. In addition, you will be provided with a written report for each lifting system.

Specifically, our technicians will:

Inspect and test the hoists, trolleys, and cranes for proper operation.
Inspect the motor brakes for proper operation.
Visually examine the sheaves, drums, wheels, and bearings.
Visually examine the hoist cable or chain for kinking, crushing, cutting, or corrosion.
Insure that the hoist reeving is correct.
Inspect the end stops, bumpers, and rail sweeps.
Inspect the collector shoes, brushes, and wheels for signs of arcing and wear.
Inspect the external motor couplings and wiring for wear and deterioration.
Visually check the electrical control enclosures for broken or loose connections and proper operation.
Check the hoist, trolley, and crane control units for proper operation.
Examine the hooks for wear, bends, and cracks. Insure that the safety devices are not missing.
Inspect and test the safety devices such as lights, horn, and limit switches.

P.O. Box 357, Morristown, IN 46161
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Toll-free: 800.203.9176
Office: 765.763.8985
Fax: 765.763.8986

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