A complete inspection of all major components, in compliance with our interpretation of the appropriate OSHA regulations and CMAA guidelines
Lubrication of all required components
Inspection of bolted and welded connections
Minor adjustments to both electrical and mechanical components, including but not limited to: limit switches, control systems, brakes and trolley flange
Operational tests through a full range of functions
A detailed inspection report along with a summary of issues to be addressed
Written recommendations for repairs, spare parts inventory, and additional maintenance requirements
Overview
NAI provides timely, quality service by dispatching local, qualified and experienced crane technicians to your facility. This can be a single service visit or a renewable single- or multi-year plan to address your specific needs.
NAI maintains a network of authorized repair centers across the country and is able to accommodate your needs across multiple sites. For you, this means one crane company to serve all your needs, regardless of the location, and uniform reporting across all sites.
Repair needs that we identify as part of an inspection will be completed during the inspection process if possible and if you authorize it; otherwise, we will provide you with a quote for the repairs and schedule the work for a later date when the parts are available.