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• RENTALS
  • Bare or Operated rentals
  • Hourly, Daily, Weekly or Monthly

• SALES
  • Sales & Rental Purchase Options
  • Delivery, setup & training available

• Pre-Planning, Layout, radius, capacity, coverage diagram drawings
• Erection/dismantle drawings & pick plans

Self-Erect & Tower Cranes

• Turn Key Tower Crane erections
• Load test & Annual Inspections
• Custom trucking
• Test Weight Rentals

• CLS performs detailed inspections, keeping our equipment in top shape ready for rental or sale.
• We keep a large inventory of spare parts & manuals for all makes & models of self-erect & tower cranes.
• Give us a call for any technical or troubleshooting support needed
• Welding & Fabrication
• Inspections
  • PRE & POST ASSEMBLY INSPECTION of TOWER CRANES (section 1435(f)):
    • Tower crane components must be inspected by a qualified person (may be the A/D director) before being erected for damage or excessive wear. The qualified person must pay particular attention to components that will be difficult to inspect thoroughly during shift inspections. Load test must be conducted in accord with the manufacturer's instructions when available.
  • DAILY / PRE-SHIFT INSPECTION
    • A competent person must begin a visual inspection prior to each shift, completed before or during the shift.  Dismantling or booming down is not required unless visual results indicate further investigation.  Items checked: Controls, Drives, Air & Hydraulic pressure lines, Hooks & Latches, Wire Rope, Electrical Apparatus, Tires, Ground Conditions, Rails, and Safety Devices.  Documentation is not required.  It is suggested to note the inspection in the log book as having been performed.
  • MONTHLY INSPECTION
    • A competent person must inspect the device as in the shift inspection and it cannot be used until the inspection demonstrates that no corrective action is required.  That inspection and information must be documented and maintained by the employer that conducts the inspection.  It must contain the name and signature of the person who conducted the inspection and the date.
  • ANNUAL INSPECTION
    • A qualified person must conduct this inspection at 12 month intervals.  It must include everything in Shift & Monthly.  In addition, disassembly is required, as necessary to complete the inspection.  Attention to Structure, bolts, other fasteners, welds, pins, bearings shafts, gears, rollers and locking devices, draw works.  Full documentation is requires along with the name, date and signature of the inspector.
  • OSHA Inspections  / ESPAÑOL

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