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OSHA Inspections

Meet OSHA annual inspection requirements with a Hoffman Inspection

  • Factory trained technicians
  • In-depth visual and operational inspection
  • Requirements to meet OSHA standards are included

Crane Inspection Requirements

The U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety & Health Administration requires annual inspections of hoisting machinery by a competent person who has thorough knowledge of the requirements, regulations, and standards governing equipment operation. The inspection must occur before and during the use of the crane to ensure that it is operated safely. The owner of the machinery is required to maintain a record of the dates and results of these inspections for each hoisting machine. Any deficiencies noted during the inspection must be corrected before the crane is operated.

Crane Inspection Services

Hoffman Equipment offers crane inspections that satisfy all OSHA requirements. Our OSHA inspections are conducted by factory trained technicians and include an in-depth visual and operational inspection of your machine. We put the machine through its normal operating cycles, removing safety covers for accurate inspection of concealed areas. In addition, lubrication, fluid, and torque services are provided.

A detailed list of items that require servicing or replacement in order for your unit to meet applicable OSHA standards is provided. The placement of correct safety warning stickers and operational safety devices is part of these standards. Once the standards are met, the OSHA report and inspection sticker that Hoffman Equipment supplies certify that your machine is operating safely and allows you access to government funded job sites.

First Year OSHA Certification

When you purchase your crane at Hoffman Equipment, the first year OSHA certification is mounted on the machine and keeps it in compliance for the initial year of ownership. There is no charge for this service.

OSHA Inspection Includes

  • Damage inspection, including frame, boom, and checking outriggers for cracked welds
  • LMI, A2B, and angle indicator operational check
  • Wire rope, hook block and safety latch, decals/load charts, glass, safety items
  • FMCSA inspection of truck crane carriers
  • Inspect linings and master clutch (If equipped)
  • Check boom alignment, boom retract cables, gauges, belts
  • Check brake operation

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