Become a Crane Inspector!
Imagine being the guardian of towering giants that shape city skylines and drive industrial progress. As a crane inspector, you’ll dive into the world of colossal machinery, meticulously evaluating and assessing the condition, safety, and compliance of cranes and lifting equipment. Your expertise will ensure that these powerful machines operate flawlessly and meet the highest regulatory standards and industry guidelines. Embrace the thrill of uncovering potential issues before they become problems and the pride of knowing that every safe lift is thanks to your keen eye. Become a crane inspector and elevate your career while safeguarding the future of construction and industry!
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AT-A-GLANCE
A crane inspector is responsible for evaluating and assessing the condition, safety, and compliance of cranes and lifting equipment according to regulatory standards and industry guidelines.
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Typical Salary Range:
Typical entry level positions start around $40,000 per year while the most skilled and experienced workers can make $70,000 or more per year.*
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*Salaries listed are only estimates and can vary widely depending on several factors including but not limited to location, type of work, experience, certifications, fringe benefits provided, union, open shop, etc.
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Typical Duties/Responsibilities:
Conducting thorough inspections of crane components, such as the hoist, trolley, boom, and wire ropes, to identify any signs of wear, damage, or malfunction that could compromise safety or performance. Crane inspectors also review maintenance records, test certificates, and load charts to ensure that cranes are operated within their rated capacities and in compliance with safety regulations. Additionally, they may provide recommendations for repairs, maintenance, or upgrades to ensure the safe and efficient operation of cranes and lifting equipment.
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Typical Experience/Training:
At least 18 Years Old. Typically receives training and hands-on experience prior to taking a required certification exam. Typically has previous experience and certifications related to various crane roles such as mobile crane operator, tower operator, rigger, and signalperson. Certification for crane inspector required.
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Typical Skills:
Technical Knowledge; Understanding of Regulations; Attention to Detail; Analytical Skills; Communication Skills
