Lifting Equipment
Vehicle-loading crane inspection enquiries
Start with the crane and the vehicle carrying it. Explain why an inspection is being discussed and share the installation or change history available for that combination.
Prepare for a scope discussion
Start with the crane and the vehicle carrying it. Explain why an inspection is being discussed and share the installation or change history available for that combination.
- Crane identity
- Include the crane manufacturer, model and serial number if known. Keep these distinct from the vehicle's identifiers.
- Carrier identity
- Identify the truck or trailer using the information available in your records. Note if a report appears to refer to a different carrier; do not invent the missing history.
- Installation and changes
- Gather available installation, transfer, repair and modification records. State the enquiry reason and identify documents that cannot yet be matched to the equipment.
Missing or mismatched records are questions for assessment, not an automatic pass or fail. Possessing documents does not establish installation compliance. This enquiry is not a roadworthiness, licensing or mounting-design decision.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions we receive from procurement officers, project managers, and safety teams.
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Share the equipment details, location and reason for your enquiry. Scope and scheduling need confirmation for the equipment involved.
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