Nationwide Crane & Equipment Inspection Services
OSHA 29 CFR 1910/1926 and ANSI B30-aligned inspections for mobile cranes, overhead cranes, rigging, forklifts, aerial lifts, and specialized lifting equipment—delivered on-site by certified inspectors nationwide.
OSHA & ANSI-Compliant Equipment Inspections
Emergency Mobile Crane Inspector Services
Certified Crane & Rigging Inspector Services
Emergency Tower crane Inspector Services
Aerial lift inspections for boom lifts and scissor lifts focusing on fall protection systems, controls, hydraulics, and structural integrity. Inspections meet OSHA and ANSI requirements and include documented findings to support safe operation and jobsite compliance nationwide.
Mobile crane inspections addressing carrier condition, superstructure, load moment indicators, wire rope, and safety devices. Certified inspectors evaluate operational readiness and regulatory compliance under OSHA and ANSI standards for construction and industrial lifting operations.
Lattice boom crane inspections examining structural members, pins, pendants, hoist systems, and wire rope. Services support heavy lift operations, shutdowns, and long-duration projects requiring strict compliance with OSHA and ANSI crane standards.
Tower crane inspections for erection, climbing, tie-ins, and in-service use. Evaluations include structural components, limit devices, electrical systems, and documentation required to meet OSHA, ANSI, and manufacturer compliance obligations.
Heavy equipment inspections covering earthmoving, material handling, and specialty machinery. Inspections identify mechanical deficiencies, safety risks, and compliance gaps to support maintenance planning and OSHA regulatory readiness for employers nationwide.
Overhead crane inspections for bridge and gantry systems used in manufacturing and industrial facilities. Inspections assess runways, hoists, controls, and safety mechanisms to ensure compliance with OSHA 1910 and ANSI B30 requirements.
Rigging equipment inspections for slings, shackles, hooks, and below-the-hook devices. Inspections verify condition, identification, and removal criteria to reduce lift failures and maintain compliance with OSHA and ANSI rigging standards.
Inspector training programs preparing personnel to perform compliant crane, rigging, and equipment inspections. Courses cover regulatory criteria, inspection methods, documentation practices, and defect recognition aligned with OSHA and ANSI standards.
Why Companies Choose 3P Safety
Complete OSHA & ANSI-Compliant Equipment Inspections
Our inspectors perform full regulatory-aligned inspections for construction and general industry environments. Every inspection follows OSHA 29 CFR 1910/1926, ANSI B30, ASME, and manufacturer requirements. You receive documented findings, corrective action recommendations, and qualification-ready records for your internal files.
Mobile cranes (swing cab, fixed cab, lattice boom)
Tower cranes and self-erecting cranes
Overhead bridge cranes and hoists
Telehandlers and material handlers
Forklifts (Class I–VII)
Aerial lifts and MEWPs
Below-the-hook devices
Specialized lifting equipment and attachments
We Inspect the Following Equipment, along with the following Inspection Types Performed.
Annual inspections
Monthly and frequent inspections
Pre-operational walk-around inspections
Load testing (where applicable)
Pre-purchase inspections
Post-incident inspections
Certified crane operators
NCCCO-aligned knowledge
Senior rigging inspectors
OSHA/ANSI/ASME compliance specialists
Documented examiner-level inspection experience
Every inspection includes digital reporting, photos, deficiency documentation, and prioritized safety recommendations to support corrective actions immediately.
Certified Crane & Rigging Inspector Services
Our inspection team consists of certified, credentialed professionals experienced with high-risk environments, multi-crane operations, shutdowns, industrial lifting, and new construction mobilizations.
Inspector Qualifications Include
Overhead Cranes, Hoists & Rigging Inspections
We deliver full inspection programs for overhead lifting systems in manufacturing, warehousing, utilities, aerospace, energy, and marine environments.
Overhead Crane Inspection Scope
structural components, runways, and bridge integrity
Wire rope, chains, hoists, and load blocks
Mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical systems
Limit switches, brakes, controls, and safety devices
Hooks, sheaves, bearings, and drums
Below-the-hook lifting devices
You receive full compliance documentation aligned to OSHA 1910.179 and ANSI/ASME B30.17/B30.16.
Mobile Crane Inspection Checklist
Structural and mechanical integrity
Boom sections, pins, sheaves, and wire rope
Swing systems, outriggers, and chassis components
Load moment indicators and safety systems
Hydraulic systems and controls
Operator cab systems and visibility
Load charts and documentation
Inspection results include photographic evidence, compliance notes, and itemized action lists for your maintenance team.
Mobile Crane Inspections (All Makes & Capacities)
We evaluate mobile cranes to ensure they meet operational and manufacturer requirements before critical lifts, annual audits, and mobilizations.
Aerial Lift, Forklift & Telehandler Inspections
We inspect powered industrial trucks and MEWPs to ensure safe usage, compliance, and proper recordkeeping for employer qualification programs.
Inspection Coverage Includes
Structural integrity
Tires, mast, forks, and hydraulics
Controls and safety devices
Emergency systems
Load capacities and data plates
Pre-shift compliance requirements
Rigging Equipment Inspections
Rigging must be inspected by a qualified person. We provide scheduled or on-demand inspections for all rigging used in lifting operations.
Rigging Items Inspected
Synthetic slings
Wire rope slings
Alloy chain slings
Shackles, hooks, and master links
Spreader bars and lifting beams
Below-the-hook devices
Custom lifting devices
End attachments and hardware
All findings are documented to ANSI B30.9, B30.10, B30.20, and manufacturer standards.
Inspection Deliverables You Receive
Every inspection includes standardized documentation built for employer compliance and audit-ready filing.
Your Package Includes
Detailed digital inspection report
Pass/fail findings with prioritization
Corrective action recommendations
Photo documentation of deficiencies
Tracking for annual/monthly inspections
Certificate of inspection (where applicable)
Your records satisfy OSHA, ANSI, and insurance requirements.