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CMJ Cranes Overhead Crane Service Checklist

by Ben Holloway, from the Community

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Use this overhead crane service checklist to assess safety-critical functions and mechanical and electrical components. Inspect hoist hooks, ropes and chains, motors, brakes, gearboxes, cross and long travel, limits and buffers, busbars, festoons, pendants, panels, and isolators. Record issues, add comments, and capture signatures from supervising engineers and customers to confirm safe, compliant OHC service.

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CMJ Cranes Overhead Crane Service Checklist

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