Inspections equipment

Crane / Rigging Daily Inspection

OSHA 1926.1412 + ASME B30 daily crane and rigging inspection — wire rope, hooks, controls, outriggers, rigging gear.

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Pre-Operation Visual

No visible structural damage to boom, jib, mast (critical · weight 1.0)
No fluid leaks (hydraulic, fuel, coolant) (weight 1.0)
Tires/tracks in good condition (weight 1.0)
Counterweights properly installed and pinned (critical · weight 1.0)
Annual inspection sticker current (weight 1.0)

Wire Rope & Hooks

No broken wires exceeding ASME B30 thresholds (6 in one lay, 3 in one strand) (critical · weight 1.0)
No kinks, crushing, severe corrosion, or heat damage (weight 1.0)
Hook latch operational and not deformed (critical · weight 1.0)
Hook throat opening within manufacturer spec (no spreading) (critical · weight 1.0)
No cracks visible on hook (dye penetrant if suspect) (weight 1.0)

Controls & Functions

All controls return to neutral when released (critical · weight 1.0)
Limit switches functional (upper hoist, lower hoist, boom angle) (critical · weight 1.0)
Anti-two-block device functional (critical · weight 1.0)
Load chart visible and legible from operator station (weight 1.0)
Emergency stop functional (critical · weight 1.0)

Outriggers & Site Conditions

Outriggers fully extended on cribbing, level within 1° (critical · weight 1.0)
Crane on firm ground; no sinking or differential settling (weight 1.0)
No overhead power lines within minimum approach distance (weight 1.0)
Swing radius barricaded (weight 1.0)

Rigging Gear

Slings inspected today; tags legible (critical · weight 1.0)
No cuts, fraying, broken stitches on synthetic slings (weight 1.0)
Shackles: pin matches body, no thread damage, cotter pin in place (weight 1.0)
Rigging capacity meets or exceeds load × 5 safety factor (critical · weight 1.0)

Common use cases

Daily pre-lift crane check

Rigging gear sort-and-segregate

OSHA 1926.1412 compliance

Critical-lift planning

Frequently asked questions

Who is qualified to perform the daily inspection?

OSHA 1926.1412 requires a "competent person" — typically the operator or a designated rigger. Annual comprehensive inspections require a "qualified person" with engineering knowledge.

When does damaged wire rope need replacement?

ASME B30.5 thresholds: 6 broken wires in one lay, 3 broken wires in one strand, kinks, severe corrosion, heat damage, or 1/3 reduction in original wire diameter.

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