Depending on the operational requirements, a crane is often a critical equipment item for small and large commercial businesses. The suitable model can perform on a warehouse floor, overhead, or in a tight space, all determined by its functional requirements. A company must follow a preventive maintenance schedule to keep its cranes running at peak efficiency. When emergency crane repair is needed, the only choice for your business should be ProTek Crane Solutions.
Crane repair maintenance teams have hands-on training with the major equipment manufacturers, including Yale, Shaw-Box, and Harrington. Our management team ensures up-to-date training for each technician on the cranes they examine and crane repairs on-site if possible.
The management team continues to work with these and other manufacturers to keep training up-to-date on existing cranes and to quickly become proficient in repairing new models. The team also ensures every technician is skilled in meeting all state and federal safety standards.
The best cane repair, however, is the one never needed in the first place. Routinely looking for and treating minor issues keeps equipment running for more hours and more efficiently over its operational life. That is why every crane we sell has a preventive maintenance plan as part of the warranty.
Preventive Crane Repair Maintenance
If the work environment is hazardous for routine operations, our scheduling office can create a plan that matches each customer’s needs without breaking their budgets. Protek Crane Solutions can also develop a preventive maintenance plan for a crane, hoist, or other equipment purchased with another company.
Emergencies can still happen, however, usually at the worst possible times. Even if the damage is discovered over a weekend or the holidays, so the impact is not immediate, our cane repair teams are ready to provide support. We understand that every crane and other device, powered or manual, has to be operational at the start of the next shift.