Professional, Accredited, Tower Crane Inspections

You just rented a new tower crane for your project and the installers are on their way. When they are done they hand you a simple, one page document that “certifies” that the new crane they just assembled is ready to work…. Are you sure about that..? Do you think that the rental company and their installers are the most qualified persons to “certify” their own equipment? Wouldn’t you be better off with an accredited 3rd party?

That is where we come in. Barth Crane Inspections, LLC. is an Accredited inspection firm with Federal OSHA. We have decades of experience operating, inspecting, and training operators on all types of cranes. Instead of an often incomplete 1 page “certification,” we give you a 10 to 15 page report referencing the ASME standards so that you KNOW FOR A CERTAINTY that your new crane is safe for your workers and the innocent people often living, working, and commuting near your jobsite.

God forbid something happens and you have to go to court over an accident… Do you think that 1 page report will stand up? Part of our work involves accident investigation services. We often see equipment that should not have passed inspection cause accidents and serious injury, all because the owner or rental company wanted to save a few bucks and do an “in house” inspection. Can you put a price on a person’s life… the Jury will.

Call us today and talk to us about how we can help you create a safer, more efficient, jobsite. You owe it to your business, your customer, your workers, and even your conscience to make sure that your equipment meets standards.

Give us a call before you let your operator climb in and take the controls.

843-871-8877

Click here to learn more about what to look for in a tower crane inspection. This Tower Crane was give a "clean bill of health" by the installers. They provided the typical, one page "inspection" form and were on there way. The company hired Bath Crane Inspections to do a 3rd party inspection and it was a good thing they did. We found MANY deficiencies that the other "inspectors" missed. Some were serious safety issues. Fortunately we were able to identify these issues BEFORE the crane went in to service, and more importantly, before anyone had a chance to get injured. Review the photos below for more information.