To operate safely and efficiently, all cranes need periodic inspection and maintenance based on their age, how often they are used, their operating environment and the regulations that apply.
Our dedicated Failure Modes Effects Analysis (FMEA) team develops risk-based maintenance strategies for all crane types (industrial, offshore and marine) and operating environments. The strategy sets the level and frequency of maintenance needed to keep each crane sound and meet your operating objectives.
What we cover
- Periodic inspection
- Preventive maintenance
- Servicing and repair
- Risk-based maintenance planning (FMEA)
- Industrial, offshore and marine cranes
- Genuine replacement parts
Why risk-based maintenance
Maintaining every crane on the same fixed schedule spends too much on some equipment and too little on the rest. A risk-based plan puts the effort where a failure would matter most, so your cranes stay safe and available without unnecessary cost.
How it works
We start by inspecting your cranes and reviewing how and where they operate. Our FMEA team then builds a maintenance plan for each crane, our technicians carry out the work, and we keep the plan up to date as conditions change.