Sierson Crane, Inc. & Sierson Welding Inc

Crane inspection needs to be a part of your company’s regular maintenance cycle. We can help train your crews in proper maintenance and troubleshooting practices to keep your overhead cranes in top working condition to prevent downtime due to malfunctioning equipment.

Did you know that legally operating a crane in the United States requires certification from an accredited crane operator certification organization? In order to get certified, applicants must pass both a written and a practical exam.

To support and improve materials processing and handling in your industry, overhead cranes are indispensable. They have applications in assembly, staging, transportation, storage, and warehousing operations in almost any type of facility regardless of the floor plan.

The ideal crane and rigging system for you might not be a single crane, but instead might be a system of different cranes throughout your facility. A crane specialist will be able to help you find the best combination to get the most out of your crane system.

Cranes can be used for demolition or moving earth. The hook that sits at the boom's arm can be replaced with a bucket, wrecking ball, or other construction tool specific to the job at hand. Telescopic cranes, which use hydraulic fitted tubes to create a long boom, can also be made into mobile cranes.