- a.moran@aecraneus.com
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- (214) 803-5835
- a.moran@aecraneus.com
- Mon - Fri: 9:00 - 5:00
- (214) 803-5835
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Material Handling Services
Material Handling Services
We offer Professional Material Handling Services. Cranes are designed to be strong and durable and last for years to come, but that doesn’t mean they do not require regular maintenance. To keep your equipment functioning properly as well as safely. Schedule for maintenance or testing appointment from Advanced Elements. Our Material Handling Services include installations, inspections and maintenance. We pride ourselves in the care that we give to our customers equipment. It’s our number one goal to provide you with the confidence and security that your equipment is properly cared for and maintained safe to use!
Our Services
Our Services
Contact us for a Quality Inspection or any Material Handling Services now!
Overhead Crane Services
We follow OSHA guidelines to keep your cranes working in perfect working order and at their maximum capacity. The better we do our job, the better your cranes work and you get better production your facility!
Pallet Racking Services
Advanced Elements offers a great variety of racking solutions for your facility with palletized products. All while following the OSHA guidelines and providing you with the most efficient system for your business!
Our Industry Clients
Providing services for leading brands
Crane Inspections...
Why would my crane need inspection?
The OSHA requirement is that all active cranes are to be annually inspected. The continues usage puts wear on important crane components. This wear can lead to breakdowns, or even worse, an unsafe and dangerous failure that puts your business or your team at risk. Regular inspections can help to prevent potential problems and address these issues before costly parts are required or a dangerous issue occurs!
Who is actually qualified to inspect my crane?
According to (CMAA) Crane Manufacturers Association of America, Crane inspectors are required to have at least 2,000 field hours of experience directly related to the maintenance, servicing, repairing, modifying and functional testing of cranes and hoist equipment. CMAA states – under no circumstances should an individual perform inspections if they have not received appropriate training and do not have knowledge of the applicable codes and regulations for the equipment.
How often would I get my crane inspected?
According to the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), there are four categories involved with overhead crane inspections: Initial, Functional, Frequent, and Periodic. The following excerpt is from OSHA 1910.179: “Prior to initial use all new and altered cranes shall be inspected to insure compliance with the provisions of this section.
