Crane Inspection & Equipment Health
Structured inspection, findings, test records and technical reporting for industrial cranes and lifting equipment.
Inspection must produce actionable technical information
A useful inspection identifies condition, risk, required action and evidence instead of producing only a checklist.
Inspection around the actual crane configuration
Mechanical, electrical, structural, hoisting, travel and safety systems are reviewed according to the crane type and agreed inspection scope.
Functional and load-test records
Where required by scope, functional checks and load-test information are recorded against defined acceptance criteria.
Critical components receive focused attention
Hooks, ropes, brakes, drums, wheels, travel systems, controls and safety devices are reviewed according to their function and condition.
A report designed for technical follow-up
Findings are organized with condition, priority, evidence and recommended next action so maintenance teams can act on the result.
Turn inspection history into equipment-health visibility
Repeated inspections create a more useful picture of condition trends, recurring defects and maintenance priorities.
Plan, inspect, document, follow up
The inspection workflow is structured from equipment identification and scope definition through field checks, reporting and follow-up.
Inspection questions
Inspection scope, test requirements and acceptance criteria depend on crane type, project documents, applicable standards and operating conditions.
Schedule an ACG crane inspection
Share crane information, site conditions and the required inspection or test scope with the ACG team.