by American Crane | Jun 16, 2026 | Preventative Maintenance
TL;DR Most facilities still operate without crane IoT monitoring, despite growing evidence that connected equipment can reduce downtime, improve maintenance planning, and increase asset performance. If your crane program relies solely on inspections and scheduled...
by American Crane | Jun 11, 2026 | Careers
TL;DR: American Crane & Equipment Corporation’s women-owned leadership is reflected less in branding and more in the workplace culture employees experience every day and one centered on collaboration, visibility, accountability, and long-term career growth across...
by American Crane | Jun 9, 2026 | Preventing Workplace Emergencies, Crane Safety, Overhead Equipment, Preventing Warehouse Accidents
An overhead crane inspection is still required by OSHA even when equipment has been sitting idle for weeks or months. No load. No movement. No operator. No immediate problem. That assumption is exactly what creates compliance issues when equipment is brought back...
by American Crane | Jun 4, 2026 | Manufacturers, Careers
TL;DR At American Crane, engineers and tradespeople work on custom-engineered lifting systems for nuclear facilities, semiconductor plants, aerospace programs, and defense operations. Projects are rarely the same twice. Teams stay involved from initial design through...
by American Crane | Jun 2, 2026 | Preventative Maintenance, Crane Safety
If your facility uses overhead cranes, having a reliable overhead crane inspection checklist isn’t optional. There’s a good chance your equipment is being inspected more often than your paperwork is. That’s a problem. When OSHA reviews crane safety programs,...
