Qualified Crane Inspections Your Business Can Count On
When your crane needs an inspection, you can't simply take it to any diesel repair facility.
The work requires the appropriate qualifications, knowledge of crane systems, and an understanding of applicable inspection requirements.
That's where we stand apart.
Our team has the qualifications to perform applicable crane inspections, backed by extensive experience with cranes, booms, and hydraulic equipment.
Instead of searching outside the Rochester area for an inspection provider, you have a local shop equipped to help.
More Than An Inspection Shop. A Crane Repair Specialist.
An inspection can uncover issues that need attention before equipment returns to service.
At Romar Truck Repair of Rochester, we are equipped to handle all your crane and boom repairs, and make sure you can operate your equipment safely.
Our capabilities include:
- Crane and boom repairs
- Hydraulic system diagnostics
- In-house hydraulic hose fabrication
- Heavy-duty mechanical repairs
- Commercial equipment inspections
That means you're working with a team that understands the equipment beyond the inspection checklist.
Get The Inspection Handled Before The Next Job Depends On It. Call 585-321-1190
Your crew has work scheduled. Your lifting equipment needs to be ready for it.
Call 585-321-1190 to discuss an OSHA crane inspection. Tell us what equipment you operate and what inspection is required so we can confirm the appropriate service and arrange an appointment.
FAQs
Where Do You Provide OSHA Crane Inspections?
Our shop is at 305 Commerce Drive, near I-390 and Route 252/Jefferson Road. We serve crane and boom operators throughout Rochester, Brighton, Chili, Gates, Greece, Pittsford, Webster, Victor, and surrounding communities. Mobile service is also available within roughly 20–40 miles of Henrietta.
How Often Does OSHA Require Crane Inspections?
Inspection frequency depends on the crane type, operating conditions, and applicable regulations. OSHA's construction crane standard includes shift inspections, monthly inspections, and comprehensive annual inspections. Other requirements may apply following equipment modifications, repairs, or certain periods out of service.
What Happens If A Crane Fails An Inspection?
The required response depends on the deficiency and applicable safety standard. Certain hazardous conditions require equipment to be taken out of service until corrected. Other findings may require evaluation or monitoring. Repairs and any necessary reinspection should be completed before affected equipment returns to operation.
How Do I Schedule An OSHA Crane Inspection?
Call 585-321-1190 and provide your crane type, manufacturer, model, and inspection needs. Let us know whether you're arranging a routine inspection or addressing a specific concern. We'll help determine the appropriate next step for your equipment.
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