Apply ASME B30.2 overhead/gantry crane inspection provisions alongside OSHA 1910.179 for a general-industry overhead-crane inspection company
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Steps
Confirm B30.2-2022 (superseding the 2016 edition) is current via asme.org's B30.2 page — hedge as current as of 2026, re-verify before relying on it
Fetch OSHA 1910.179 inspection text — this is the general-industry standard, distinct from 1926.1412's construction-crane scheme
Note 1910.179 splits inspections into 'frequent' (daily-to-monthly intervals) and 'periodic' (1-to-12-month intervals) categories, unlike Subpart CC's shift/monthly/annual scheme
Confirm periodic inspections include all frequent-inspection items plus additional checks for deformed/cracked/corroded members and loose bolts/rivets
Scope B30.2's construction/inspection/maintenance provisions as the voluntary consensus-standard detail layered on top of 1910.179's binding regulatory minimum
Known gotchas
1910.179 (general industry) and 1926.1412 (construction) use different inspection-tier vocabulary — do not describe a general-industry overhead crane job using Subpart CC's shift/monthly/annual terms
Exact interval lengths within 'frequent' (daily-monthly) and 'periodic' (1-12 months) bands are activity/severity/environment-dependent, not fixed numbers — don't assert a single interval as universal
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