Gantry Crane Service and Overhead Crane Repair Services
We are a young dynamic company, combined, our team has over 80 years of experience in their industry, making All About Lifting & Safety the premium providers of businesses overhead crane repairs and gantry crane service needs.
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Overhead Gantry Crane Service
All About Lifting are amongst the very best gantry crane repair service operators and overhead crane repair companies in Australia. The list of our repair and services we offer for gantry crane service is extensive, it includes:
- Major inspections including 10-year mechanical overhaul and 25 year structure inspections as per AS 2550.1
- 3 month service on all crane or hoist makes and models
- Supply and installation of new cranes and hoists
- Refurbishment of cranes and hoists
- Upgrading technology from hardwired pendant controls to remote control operations
- Electrical Switchboard Upgrades
Our technicians and service professionals will work with you to ensure your gantry crane service is completed in adherence to Queensland safety standards, so you can continue to operate as a business as efficiently as possible.
Scheduling Maintenance Services for Gantry Cranes
Overhead Crane Repair Services
At All About Lifting and Safety we live and breathe height safety and lifting equipment by selling, servicing, repairing as well as manufacturing it. We don’t stop at just meeting all your gantry crane service and gantry crane repair needs, we go over and above the industry standard. Whatever your needs - overhead crane repair services are our specialty. We will provide all of your overhead crane repair and gantry crane repair requirements, this includes:
- Industrial mechanical and electrical maintenance (including installation, overhead crane repair and maintenance)
- Repair and overhead crane service needs as per maintenance requirements
- Cable, fault finding and other overhead crane repair work
- Tagging and testing of equipment
- Overhead crane repairs and modifications
- General lighting upgrades and maintenance
Breakdowns outside of general overhead crane repair requirements
Our Emergency Service Experts Are Available 24 hours, 7 Days a Week
At All About Lifting and Safety, we fully understand that sometimes you don’t know that your machinery needs a gantry crane service, gantry crane repair work or overhead crane repair until it is too late and something goes wrong.
As one of the very best gantry crane and overhead crane repair companies in the business, we will be there for you whenever you need us, day or night, with our 24-hour call-out service. We will come to you and attend to all your gantry crane repair and overhead crane repair needs.
Choose to work with one of the best overhead crane repair companies in the business, get us in to work on your gantry crane repair, gantry repair service requirements, contact All About Lifting & Safety.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What Does Working at Height Mean?
Generally speaking a person is considered to be working at height, and requiring height safety gear if their work puts them at risk of a fall that could result in injury to themselves or another person at the workplace.
Circumstances of working at height include situations that require a person to work:
- On, or in the vicinity of, an elevated structure above ground/floor level
- On, or in the vicinity of, ground level where they could fall into an opening in a floor or a hole in the ground.
The specific requirements for height safety gear depend on your industry, workplace and legislation in your state, territory or country.
All About Lifting & Safety offer a large range of working at height solutions, products and services.
- How Can We Manage Working at Height Risk?
It’s important to understand your workplace health and safety responsibilities and regulations for the location you operate in. This knowledge will inform how to identify your working at height risk and what height safety gear may be needed.
Typically, under WHS Regulations, a duty holder is required to:
- identify reasonably foreseeable hazards that could give rise to the risk
- eliminate the risk where reasonably practicable
- minimise the risk, where the risk can’t be eliminated, with control measures in accordance with the hierarchy of control
- maintain the control measure and ensure it remains effective in minimising the risk.
Depending on the scenario, height safety gear may be identified as an appropriate control measure.
For more information on height safety gear, speak to the lifting and safety equipment experts All About Lifting & Safety.
- How Can We Identify Fall Hazards?
There are some key indicators that are associated with fall hazards, and will lead to the need for height safety gear.
To identify fall hazards in the workplace you will need to focus on all locations and tasks that could cause injury due to a fall.
The locations may include areas where people work, but also areas used to access parts of the workplace.
You should also focus on any structure or equipment that is being constructed or installed, demolished or dismantled, inspected, tested, repaired or cleaned.
Other locations to pay particular attention to include fragile surfaces, such as brittle, damaged, worn or lightweight roof sheeting and skylights.
There may also be locations at your workplace where there is a potential for a ground or floor to give way, or there is already an open pit, hole or shaft.
Additionally, inspect elevated work levels or anywhere where a person is required to be near an unprotected open edge.
It’s recommended that you obtain formal information and advice about fall hazards and risks relevant to your work practises and location. This is often available from regulators, industry associations, unions, and safety experts such as All About Lifting & Safety.
- What Kind of Height Safety Gear Do I Need?
After identifying the specific fall hazards at your workplace you may identify the need for height safety gear to minimise risk and injury.
The specific gear you need will depend on your business, industry and location, but the most common height safety gear is a safety harness and fall arrest system.
All About Lifting & Safety stocks a full range of lifting and safety products and can advise on the best equipment for your needs.
- What Is A Fall Arrest System?
A fall-arrest system is what equipment is put in place to safely stop a worker falling an uncontrolled distance. It is designed to reduce the impact of the fall, where other controls can’t be put in place to eliminate the fall risk.
The height safety gear used in a fall arrest system must be high quality and meet relevant safety standards.
It is often comprised of equipment such as, but not limited to:
- Anchorages
- Lifelines
- Safety harness
- Lanyard of fixed length
- Rope grabs
- Wire grabs
- Snap hooks.
The fall arrest system needs to be:
- the right equipment for the specific circumstances and location.
- properly installed, used and maintained.
- In safe working condition.
- capable of managing the weight and the force applied as a result of a person’s fall.
- able to ensure the person travels the shortest possible distance before having the fall stopped.
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With a combined 80 years of experience in the lifting & safety industries, All About Lifting & Safety are the experts you can count on. We are ready to help with supplying, installing, repairing, testing or servicing your lifting, height safety & confined space equipment.
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