A daily mobile crane inspection checklist is used for conducting routine crane inspections. It helps to ensure compliance with the safety standards set by OSHA.
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The daily mobile crane inspection checklist checks the structure and functions of the crane before its routine operations. It helps operators check for any visible structural damages, such as on the crane hook, wire ropes, outriggers, etc. It also helps to determine the machine’s condition, including any warning signs, brakes, controls, etc. and checks and inspect the operations of the crane.
Crane operators, site supervisors, and managers use a daily mobile crane inspection checklist to check the crane’s body and operational capabilities before each operation every day. The use of this crane inspection checklist ensures compliance of the crane and its operations with OSHA’s safety standards, minimizing the risk of human injury and physical damage.
Instead of a paper-based checklist, a daily mobile crane inspection checklist app enables operators to perform robust, accurate, and quick crane inspections and ensure your machine’s compliance with OSHA’s regulatory standards. Each record is automatically geotagged and timestamped so you can document where and when each inspection took place. You can also add multimedia fields like photos and videos, and even scan barcodes to gain a more complete picture of the condition of your equipment. Finally, inspection records securely in the cloud, where they are easily accessible from anywhere should you need to document compliance.
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