When purchasing lifting machinery, companies should first evaluate their operational needs, including the scope of use, work frequency, utilization rate, and rated lifting capacity. Based on these factors, they should choose a crane that matches the working level of their facility. Conduct thorough market research based on the proposed technical specifications. The selected supplier must be a professional crane manufacturer holding a special equipment safety license. It is also essential to assess the manufacturer’s production capabilities, standardization, product innovation, and ensure that the lifting equipment offered has a reasonable price, high quality, excellent performance, and comprehensive safety features.
Upon receiving the equipment, it is crucial to verify that all accompanying technical documents are complete, that the accessories, tools, and parts match the provided list, and that the equipment and its components are undamaged. A detailed unpacking acceptance record should be created to document this process.
For installation, it is recommended to select a manufacturer with installation qualifications and opt for a service model that includes manufacturing, installation, and commissioning. The chosen installation company must hold a “Special Equipment Installation (Maintenance) Safety Approval Certificate†issued by the provincial quality and technical supervision department and have the necessary qualifications to install cranes of the required lifting capacity. Before installation begins, assist the installation team in submitting the special equipment start-up report. Ensure that the construction organization plan, installation equipment, procedures, technical requirements, and concealed project acceptance records during installation, as well as self-inspection reports, meet all regulatory standards.
Once the installation is complete, the installation company should conduct a comprehensive self-inspection, operational testing, and load testing. After confirming the results of the self-inspection, the special equipment inspection agency must be notified for installation and acceptance. Only after passing the inspection and obtaining the “Safety Use License†can the crane be officially put into operation. Following successful acceptance, the user must keep all relevant technical documentation, including the crane’s random technical data, installation details, and inspection reports. Additionally, any future periodic inspections, maintenance, modifications, or accident records should be stored in the crane’s safety technical file for reference and compliance purposes.
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