All Gulf Crane Services (GCS) offshore crane mechanics are thoroughly trained and certified with hands on evaluations to inspect and maintain cranes. Our men use API RP 2D latest edition absolutes for inspections and maintenance. GCS can do quarterly, semi-annually and annual inspections plus pull tests. GCS offshore mechanics are experienced in general maintenance, exchanges of wire rope, pendant lines, balls and hooks, winches, sheaves, booms, winches, hydraulics and engines. GCS mechanics can also replace pedestals, ball rings, cabs, gantry’s to the entire crane. Whatever your needs you can depend on GCS to meet them with satisfaction guaranteed.

A GCS crane mechanic is qualified to perform maintenance, repair, and installation of cranes on offshore drilling rigs, production platforms, and vessels. They work in a highly specialized field, and their job duties may include:

1. Inspecting and maintaining cranes: This includes conducting regular inspections of the cranes, ensuring that they are in good working condition, and performing routine maintenance such as lubrication, cleaning, and replacing worn or damaged parts.
2. Repairing cranes: If a crane breaks down, the offshore crane mechanic must be able to diagnose the problem and make the necessary repairs. This may involve replacing parts, rewiring electrical systems, or troubleshooting hydraulic systems.
3. Installing new cranes: Offshore crane mechanics may be responsible for installing new cranes on drilling rigs or other offshore structures. This may involve working closely with engineers and other professionals to ensure that the crane is installed safely and meets all necessary specifications.
4. Troubleshooting problems: Offshore crane mechanics must be able to quickly diagnose and troubleshoot problems (to minimize your company down time) with cranes, including electrical, hydraulic, and mechanical issues.
5. Maintaining records: The offshore crane mechanic is responsible for keeping detailed records of all maintenance, repairs, and inspections performed on the cranes.
6. Ensuring compliance with regulations: Offshore crane mechanics must ensure that all cranes are in compliance with applicable regulations and safety standards. This may involve conducting inspections, training other personnel, and developing and implementing safety procedures.
7. Training other personnel: Offshore crane mechanics may be responsible for training other personnel on the safe and proper use of cranes.
8. Maintaining inventory: Offshore crane mechanics may be responsible for maintaining an inventory of spare parts, tools, and other equipment needed to perform maintenance and repairs on cranes.

We can refurbish a crane from the tip to the pedestal. You can be assured by using GCS highly qualified crane mechanics that you will be receiving service and reliability you can rely on, with fewer mechanical breakdowns or BSEE infractions.

As you contemplate making additions to your cranes, consider using the state of the art Cranesmart technologies to further protect your cranes during operation. Money spent on safety will greatly lower your risk for incidents and infractions.