Executing a crane project
Installation quality determines how a crane performs for the rest of its life. We provide independent technical coordination on site — alignment checks, load testing and functional commissioning — so the crane is verified against specification before it enters daily operation, not after.
When you need this
Why it matters
Technical scope
Runway, rail alignment, headroom and approach clearances verified before installation begins.
Erection sequence coordinated with the installing vendor or contractor.
Rail gauge, alignment and wheel loading verified against drawing tolerances.
Power feed, control wiring and safety interlocks checked before energisation.
Static and dynamic load tests conducted and witnessed against the specified safe working load.
Hoist, long travel, cross travel, brakes and safety devices functionally verified and recorded.
Getting started
None of this is required to start a conversation — it helps us move faster once we do.
Working process
Drawings and site readiness are checked before erection begins.
Erection is observed against the approved sequence and drawings.
Rail and mechanical alignment are checked against tolerance.
Control wiring and safety interlocks are verified before energisation.
Static and dynamic load tests are conducted and recorded.
Functional checks are completed and a handover file is issued.
Deliverables
Technical background
15-ton main hoist with a 3-ton auxiliary hoist
This reflects equipment type and scope from Karanam Srinivas's wider industrial and EOT crane career, not a client engagement contracted directly through Pari Solutions. See Selected Project Experience for the complete list.
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Independent oversight applies equally to a modernization execution.
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Drawings and target dates help — but are not required to start.
