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Links
Following are internet links that may be of interest to our
customers:
- For new customers, please click here to download the Standard Crane &
Hoist Customer Credit
Application and Credit Agreement Form.
Please fill them both out and fax or email them both to us to start the process of
opening your account. In most cases, we can open your new open line of
credit account within 24 hours. Note that on certain large orders for
custom equipment, certain down payment and/or progress payment requirements
will apply.
- Complete OSHA Overhead Crane Regulations -->
Note that a new OSHA regulation requires a "Bridge Travel Warning Device"
(an audible warning device such as a horn or gong) on all Radio/Remote
controlled bridge cranes, Section 1910.179(i).
- OSHA releases new sling use guidelines. For the first time since
1979, OSHA has updated its
Guidance on Safe Sling Use, which includes information on the selection
and use of synthetic, wire rope and chain slings.
- Check to see if your crane company is a Louisiana Licensed Contractor
for overhead cranes -->
La. Board of Contractors Note that Louisiana Law requires your
crane contractor to be LICENSED specifically for Overhead Cranes, for any job exceeding $50,000 in total
value. Our license number is: 47697.
- For customers in need of a current W-9 Form,
please download from here as needed.
- For vendors in need of a current Sales
Tax Exemption Certificate, please download from here as needed.
News
Upon attainment of our 100th year in business (as of Oct. 21, 2009), we want to thank the countless
THOUSANDS of employees and customers who have made our run in business such a great success.
Originally founded in downtown New Orleans in 1909 as the Standard Supply
Company, we have maintained state-wide operations since the 1920's. As the
times have changed, so has our business (including a name change in 2006), but one thing has always remained the
same: A commitment from each employee to great customer service!
Did you know??? Standard has been a Yale Hoist master
distributor as far back as 1929? The Standard Supply General
Catalogue "C" dated 1929 shows a Yale 6-ton electric wire rope hoist on Page 337
for either A/C or D/C service.
Standard Crane employs Field ID Crane Inspection Software.
This system for crane inspection data management insures fast and efficient
crane safety inspections, as well as, comprehensive and timely inspection
reports and corrective action reports. Note that Field ID has
undergone a major upgrade in 2009, and now employs new 'cloud computing' web-based technological advancements.
Ask us how Field ID can simplify the task of tracking your periodic inspections (as
required by OSHA).
A unique job: Below are 2 pictures taken at the completion of a
job in October, 2009, which consisted of a rebuild on a gantry crane end truck.
If you notice, a hydraulic jack had been fabricated to jack up one end of the crane
end truck (picture 1) while the pins were pulled and the end truck was dismounted for off-site repair.
After a gear, wheel, and electric motor overhaul, the end truck was painted up and
re-installed. This whole job was completed in record time at a
cost several times less than the cost of a new end truck. In picture 2,
the jack has been removed and wiring is being completed. Standard Crane
specializes in creative maintenance and repair jobs such as this one for a major
utility company.
Important Disclaimer Notice
The information contained in this web site is provided and updated from time to
time only as an aid to our customers. Standard Crane & Hoist LLC does not
warrant the accuracy, applicability, or timeliness of any such information.
Standard Crane & Hoist LLC is specifically not responsible for direct or
indirect property damage, nor personal injury damage, nor for failures caused
by improper equipment design, application, installation, operation, abuse and/or
misuse of its products whether or not based on information contained herein.
Standard Crane & Hoist LLC does not warrant that the design and/or operational
function of any equipment or machinery that incorporates, and/or intends to
incorporate Standard Crane & Hoist products, conforms to any local, state,
and/or federal regulations and standards relating to public safety, worker
safety, safety guards, fire safety, or any other safety regulations. ALL
PURCHASERS AND USERS SHOULD CONSULT THEIR APPROPRIATE LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL
AUTHORITIES FOR CURRENT REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS. THERE IS NO GUARANTY THAT
THIS WEBSITE CONTAINS CURRENTLY APPLICABLE INFORMATION.
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