Purchase
When acquiring lifting machinery, companies should first assess 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. Conducting thorough market research is essential to identify equipment that meets the required technical specifications. It’s important to select a supplier that is a certified crane manufacturer with a valid special equipment safety license. Additionally, evaluate the manufacturer’s production capabilities, standardization processes, and product innovation. Compare different options based on price, quality, performance, and the completeness of safety features to ensure the best value for your investment.
Once the equipment arrives, it's crucial to verify that all accompanying technical documentation is complete. Check that the accessories, tools, and components match the provided list and ensure there are no damages or defects. Document the unpacking process thoroughly with an acceptance record to maintain a clear audit trail.
Installation
The installation of lifting machinery should be carried out by a qualified team. Ideally, this team should be from the manufacturer, offering a full service model that includes manufacturing, installation, and commissioning. Alternatively, the chosen installation company must hold a “Special Equipment Installation (Maintenance) Safety Approval Certificate†issued by the provincial quality and technical supervision department. They should also have the necessary qualifications to install equipment of the appropriate lifting capacity. Before starting the installation, assist the team in submitting the required special equipment start-up report. Review the construction organization plan, installation procedures, technical requirements, and any hidden project records to ensure compliance with standards. After installation, the company should conduct a comprehensive self-inspection, operation test, and load test. Once everything checks out, submit the equipment for inspection and acceptance by a certified special equipment inspection agency. Only after passing the inspection and obtaining the “Safety Use License†can the crane be officially put into service.
Following successful acceptance, the user must keep all relevant technical documents, installation details, and inspection reports in the crane’s safety technical file. This file should also include records of future periodic inspections, maintenance, modifications, and any incidents that may occur during operation. Maintaining accurate and up-to-date records is essential for ensuring ongoing safety and regulatory compliance.
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