Overhead Crane & Hoist Inspections in Illinois
Onsite inspection requests for overhead bridge cranes, gantry cranes, jib cranes and hoists at industrial facilities.
Plan your equipment inspection
Send the crane and hoist identification, rated capacity, location and previous reports. Describe the runway, lifting arrangement and safe access available for the inspection. The installed equipment and manufacturer requirements determine the agreed scope.
Components to discuss in the inspection scope
- Accessible crane and hoist structure and mounting connections
- Applicable hooks, wire rope or load chain and load-handling components
- Controls, limit devices and visible electrical or hydraulic components
- Accessible trolley, bridge and travel components, where fitted
- Functional checks and documented observed deficiencies within the agreed scope
SFTI confirms the equipment, access, inspection scope and documentation before booking. Load or proof testing, repairs and operator training are separate requests. Share any additional customer requirements before scheduling.
Dealers welcome
Equipment dealers and fleet owners can request a single-unit visit or discuss an inventory at a suitable commercial location. Identify each unit or item and its available records.
Fleet and dealer pricing available
Ask about pricing for multiple units inspected at one location or recurring fleet and dealer work. Send the equipment list, quantities, location and desired schedule. Pricing and any discount are confirmed in your quote.
Work directly with the owner
The owner personally provides SFTI inspection and training services. Coordinate the equipment, visit and documentation directly with the person performing the work.
Service area
Joliet-based mobile service with a primary target of approximately three hours driving from Joliet. Travel, availability and the actual commercial address are confirmed before booking. More distant projects in Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa and Michigan are available by arrangement.
Request your quote
Send equipment identification, quantity, commercial site address, previous records and requested dates. Include photographs or documents with your request if available.