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    Mobile Crane

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    This document provides a maintenance checklist for conducting a gantry crane inspection. It lists inspection items under main categories like main girder inspection, communication and safety, crane setup and stabilization, load capacity and rigging, lifting operation, and post operational procedure. The checklist ensures safety devices, fluid levels, tires, controls, communication, work area barricades, load weight, rigging, and post-operation inspection are properly checked. Personnel involved must sign off after completing the inspection.

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    Mobile Crane

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    This document provides a maintenance checklist for conducting a gantry crane inspection. It lists inspection items under main categories like main girder inspection, communication and safety, crane setup and stabilization, load capacity and rigging, lifting operation, and post operational procedure. The checklist ensures safety devices, fluid levels, tires, controls, communication, work area barricades, load weight, rigging, and post-operation inspection are properly checked. Personnel involved must sign off after completing the inspection.

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    This document provides a maintenance checklist for conducting a gantry crane inspection. It lists inspection items under main categories like main girder inspection, communication and safety, crane setup and stabilization, load capacity and rigging, lifting operation, and post operational procedure. The checklist ensures safety devices, fluid levels, tires, controls, communication, work area barricades, load weight, rigging, and post-operation inspection are properly checked. Personnel involved must sign off after completing the inspection.

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    Mobile Crane

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    Arkar Nyan Hein
    This document provides a maintenance checklist for conducting a gantry crane inspection. It lists inspection items under main categories like main girder inspection, communication and safety, crane setup and stabilization, load capacity and rigging, lifting operation, and post operational procedure. The checklist ensures safety devices, fluid levels, tires, controls, communication, work area barricades, load weight, rigging, and post-operation inspection are properly checked. Personnel involved must sign off after completing the inspection.

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    Barons Industrial Technology

    Maintenance checklist for conducting a gantry crane inspection

    Customer Name:……………………… Model:……………………………….. Date:……………………………

    Location:………………………………….. SR. No:………………………………………

    No. Descriptions I M L C Remark


    Main Girder Inspection
    1 Perform a pre-start inspection of the
    crane, checking for any visible damage
    or defects.
    2 Verify that all safety devices, such as
    limit switches and overload protection
    systems, are in proper working
    condition.
    3 Check the fluid levels (fuel, oil, hydraulic
    fluid) and ensure they are at the
    recommended levels.
    4 Inspect the tires, outriggers, and
    stabilizers for proper inflation and
    stability.
    5 Confirm that all controls and indicators
    are functioning correctly.

    Communication and Safety


    6 Establish clear communication
    procedures with the crane operator,
    signal person, and any other personnel
    involved.
    7 Ensure that the work area is properly
    barricaded and clear of obstructions.
    8 Set up warning signs and barriers to
    prevent unauthorized access.
    9 Confirm that all necessary personal
    protective equipment (PPE) is worn by
    personnel in the work area.
    Crane Setup and Stabilization
    10 Choose an appropriate setup location
    with solid ground and adequate load-
    bearing capacity.
    11 Deploy outriggers or stabilizers as
    required, ensuring they are properly
    positioned and leveled.
    12 Set up proper crane configuration and
    ensure the boom angle and extension
    are within safe limits.
    13 Verify that the crane is stable and secure
    before proceeding with lifting
    operations.

    Load Capacity and Rigging


    1 Determine the weight and dimensions
    of the load to be lifted and confirm that
    it is within the crane's rated capacity.
    2 Ensure that the load is properly rigged
    and secured with appropriate slings,
    hooks, or attachments.
    3 Check that all rigging equipment is in
    good condition and has the necessary
    load capacity.

    Lifting Operation
    4 Use standardized hand signals or radio
    communication to coordinate
    movements with the crane operator.
    5 Maintain a safe distance from the load
    and avoid standing directly underneath
    it.
    6 Lift the load smoothly and avoid sudden
    or jerky movements.
    7 Monitor the load and the surrounding
    area continuously during lifting
    operations.

    Post Operational Procedure


    8 After completing the lifting task, lower
    the load carefully and set it down
    securely.
    9 Clear the area of any equipment, debris,
    or materials used during the lifting
    operation.
    10 Conduct a post-operational inspection
    of the crane, checking for any damage
    or issues that may have occurred during
    the operation.
    11 Secure the crane and perform
    shutdown procedures according to the
    manufacturer's guidelines.

    Note! Refer to equipment manual for information of specific item.

    Key: I= inspection. M=maintenance, L=lubrication, C= Changing

    ……………………………………….. ………………………………………… …………………………………………


    (Operator) (TC In charge) (Service Engineer)

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