Crane & Lift Access Review
Critical lift planning, crane positioning analysis, and swing radius review. We verify access, clearances, and load path before the crane ever arrives on site.
What’s Included
• Critical lift plan review
• Crane positioning analysis
• Swing radius & clearance check
• Rigging and pick point review
Who This Is For
• GCs — Protect your schedule and budget
• Owners & Developers — Reduce capital risk before steel hits the site
• Steel Erection Subcontractors — A peer review from someone who's bid the work, run the jobs, set the iron, connected the steel, and signaled the cranes.
• Fabricators — Avoid connection-detail conflicts before fabrication
FAQ
Q: What does a crane and lift access review check? A: We verify crane positioning, swing radius, clearances, and load path against the actual site conditions and erection sequence — confirming the crane plan works before the crane mobilizes.
Q: When should this review happen? A: Before the crane is mobilized to site, ideally as soon as a lift plan and site layout are available.
Q: Why does this matter if the crane company already has a lift plan? A: Lift plans are often built independent of erection sequencing. This review checks that the crane can actually reach every required pick point in the sequence the erection plan assumes, with the clearance the site allows.