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FAQ

Who is qualified to inspect a mobile crane?

When is a rated load test required?

When using two or more cranes to lift one load, are there any specific requirements to follow?

What items need to be inspected when there is a stand-by crane?

What types of tests need to be done on mobile cranes?

What items need to be inspected during the periodic inspection?

What items need to be inspected during the frequent inspection?

What inspection records need to be made and retained?

What are the requirements when using the crane’s outriggers?

What duties does the mobile crane designated person have in relation to traveling with a crane?

What are the requirements for running rope inspection?

What are the requirements for moving the load?

What are the requirements for inspecting rope installed on a crane that has been idle for one month or more?

What are the requirements for mobile crane in transit?

What are the requirements for attaching a load?

What are the requirements for inspecting other rope?

What are the different types of required mobile crane inspections?

What are the general maintenance procedures?

Is there anything special to know when using wooden blocks to support outriggers

How often should the periodic inspection be done?

How often should the cranes not in regular use be inspected?

How often should stand-by cranes be inspected?

How often is the regular inspection required to be done?

Do you have to be trained or certified to be a rigger and/or signal person?

Will OSHA accept an operator certification that includes both the type of crane and the lifting capacity of the crane on which an operator was certified? What if the certification just specifies the type of crane, but not its lifting capacity?