Apply ASME B30.17 (which incorporates former B30.11) inspection requirements for monorail systems and underhung cranes inspected by a general-industry crane inspection company
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Confirm via asme.org that ASME B30.17-2020 revises B30.17-2006 and incorporates ASME B30.11-2010 content — B30.11 as a standalone volume was last published in 2010 and has since been consolidated
Fetch B30.17 scope: construction, installation, operation, inspection, testing, and maintenance of hand- and power-operated overhead cranes and monorail systems with underhung trolley or bridge, including top-running underhung bridge cranes, gantry cranes, traveling wall cranes, jib cranes, polar gantry cranes, portable gantries, and monorail systems with trolleys/carriers and end trucks
Do not cite 'B30.11' as the current governing document for new inspections — reference B30.17 and note B30.11's consolidation for historical/legacy-equipment context only
Apply the applicable general-industry OSHA framework (1910.179-style frequent/periodic tiers) alongside B30.17's more detailed inspection provisions
Verify no newer B30.17 edition has superseded 2020 before citing it as current
Known gotchas
B30.11 is not a live, independently maintained standard — a customer or older facility document citing 'B30.11 compliance' should be redirected to B30.17, which has absorbed monorail/underhung-crane content
Legacy equipment nameplates or manuals may still reference B30.11 by its historical designation; this does not mean B30.11 remains the actively maintained standard
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