by Frank Friebel | Aug 20, 2026 | Crane Repair
Cranes are engineered with precision tolerances, and every component is designed to handle loads in a specific direction. When a crane boom encounters a side load it was never built for, the consequences can range from subtle structural compromise to catastrophic... 
by Frank Friebel | Aug 19, 2026 | Crane Repair
Filing an insurance claim after crane boom damage is stressful enough without having your claim rejected on a technicality. Yet that is exactly what happens when operators submit incomplete or poorly documented reports. Insurers deal with high-value assets and complex... 
by Frank Friebel | Aug 18, 2026 | Crane Repair
Offshore crane boom repair rarely goes smoothly when the groundwork has not been done first. Between coordinating technician travel, clearing customs, arranging platform access, and getting the right documentation signed off, the mobilisation process has more moving... 
by Frank Friebel | Aug 16, 2026 | Crane Repair
A damaged crane boom doesn’t always make itself obvious. Sometimes the signs are clear: a visible buckle, a crack after a collision, or a section that no longer extends smoothly. Other times, the damage is subtle — a small deformation, an unusual noise during... 
by Frank Friebel | Aug 15, 2026 | Crane Repair
Most crane boom repairs follow a familiar path: identify the damage, match it against known material specifications, prepare a welding procedure, and get the crane back in service. But what happens when the boom in question doesn’t fit neatly into any existing...
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