Maintenance Strategies for Overhead
Cranes and Lifting Equipment
Overhead Crane and Lifting Equipment Maintenance Strategies
Overhead cranes and associated lifting equipment need to be well
maintained for safety and business reasons. Regulations and Standards apply
that set the minimum requirements for maintenance of this type of equipment,
that often performs critical operational functions within a business.
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Topics
for Discussion
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Outsourcing crane maintenance
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Using crane maintenance service providers and how
best to manage them
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Managing major Inspections & Crane
Re-certification
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Incident reporting and crane/ people interactions
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Maintenance Strategies, lubrication & CM for
Cranes
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Rope, hook, pulley & limit inspections
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Maintenance of chains, slings, lifting frames,
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Maintenance and overhaul of hoist & brake
systems
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Maintaining crane motors and gearboxes
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Crane cabins, emergency egress and operator
controls issues
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Crane electrical systems including controls, power
supplier, catenary systems
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Structural and corrosion issues and resultant
inspections
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Planning and scheduling and managing maintenance
outages for cranes
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Australian Standards and Crane Legislation issues
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Managing the statutory inspection requirements for
cranes
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Wheel maintenance and minimizing wear
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Pre-start operator inspections
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Training for crane operators
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Processes for improving crane driver skill,
behavior & minimizing operator damage
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Engaging operators in crane maintenance &
reliability issues
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Training for crane maintenance personnel
hoist’s
maintenance strategy
ABB’s maintenance support agreement is a flexible,
scalable contract structure that meets each instal lifecycle
maintenance strategy. It covers the entire spectrum of user and system needs
throughout the lifecycle.
As a worldwide leading hoist
systems supplier we have learnt a lot from our customers about their da
maintenance needs:
−−All of
our customers manage at least some level of in-house maintenance and rely on
vendor-provi to support their maintenance activities
−−Most of
our customers employ outside resources to fill gaps in the capabilities and
capacity in their maintenance staff
−−Many
customers rely on vendors to provide customized personnel training to help
maintain skills f system maintenance as well as for
advanced learning
−−Customers
expect effective vendor supplied evolution and upgrade programs to help them
take adv
new
functionality and to manage product lifecycle status changes
−−Predictable
spare parts costs are important to all system owners
−−System
application engineers are often employed to modify the user interface and
process control configurations to address
changing process requirements
All
the above needs became the backbone of our consistent approach to maintenance
agreement offer
Maintenance
support agreements
In a study of the maintenance style and service
needs of our customers, we learned even more about t service requirements. This
information was used to develop a more comprehensive service contract st
maintenance support agreement. This structure provides scalability and value
through the bundling of best meet your outsourced maintenance needs.
Service
levels
Multiple servcie levels are available for each
identified key service requirement. This flexibility allow build an agreement
to provide the right amount of service, based upon your in-house capability and
st example, level 4 services accommodate customers who rely heavily on ABB
knowledge and expertise customers, who maintain their own comprehensive skills
and capacity for in-house maintenance, may level 1 or complimentary level
services. A short description of the maintenance support agreement co found on
the back page of this flyer. The detailed scope of supply for each group of
services is depend service level chosen by each customer.
ABB’s maintenance
support agreements cover the whole hoist system, including: −−drive
system.
−−control system.
−−advant
hoist monitors. −−hydraulic brake units.
−−weighing
control systems.
−−low and
medium voltage supply systems (switchgears and transformers).
Improving your operational excellence
and performance. ABB’s maintenance support agreement struc
based
upon the key customer requirements outlined in the table below.
As a worldwide leading hoist
systems supplier we have learnt a lot from our customers about their da
maintenance needs:
−−All of
our customers manage at least some level of in-house maintenance and rely on
vendor-provi to support their maintenance activities
−−Most of
our customers employ outside resources to fill gaps in the capabilities and
capacity in their maintenance staff
−−Many
customers rely on vendors to provide customized personnel training to help
maintain skills f system maintenance as well as for
advanced learning
−−Customers
expect effective vendor supplied evolution and upgrade programs to help them
take adv
new
functionality and to manage product lifecycle status changes
−−Predictable
spare parts costs are important to all system owners
−−System
application engineers are often employed to modify the user interface and
process control configurations to address changing
process requirements
All
the above needs became the backbone of our consistent approach to maintenance
agreement offer
Maintenance support agreements
In a study of the maintenance style and service
needs of our customers, we learned even more about t service requirements. This
information was used to develop a more comprehensive service contract st
maintenance support agreement. This structure provides scalability and value
through the bundling of best meet your outsourced maintenance needs.
Service
levels
Multiple servcie levels are available for each
identified key service requirement. This flexibility allow build an agreement
to provide the right amount of service, based upon your in-house capability and
st example, level 4 services accommodate customers who rely heavily on ABB
knowledge and expertise customers, who maintain their own comprehensive skills
and capacity for in-house maintenance, may level 1 or complimentary level
services. A short description of the maintenance support agreement co found on
the back page of this flyer. The detailed scope of supply for each group of
services is depend service level chosen by each customer.
ABB’s maintenance
support agreements cover the whole hoist system, including: −−drive
system.
−−control system.
−−advant
hoist monitors. −−hydraulic brake units.
−−weighing
control systems.
−−low and
medium voltage supply systems (switchgears and transformers).
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