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Crane Design Review Services

Structural safety, compliance, and design assurance.

At Qureshi-TEC, we deliver independent, high-level crane design review services focused on safety, compliance, and long-term structural performance of critical lifting assets. Our expertise supports port operators, EPC contractors, and offshore clients in validating designs, mitigating risks, and ensuring engineering excellence.

We combine advanced engineering analysis with practical field experience to critically assess crane designs across all stages—concept, detailed design, modification, and life extension.

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Our Expertise

We provide in-depth technical review and validation of:

Structural design calculations and load assumptions
Duty classifications, load combinations, and fatigue life assessment
Compliance with international standards such as FEM 1.001, EN, ISO, and CMAA
Finite Element Analysis (FEA/FEM) models, boundary conditions, and results validation
Design integrity under operational and extreme load cases (wind, seismic, accidental loads)
Structural adequacy for modifications, upgrades, and repairs
Optimization opportunities for weight reduction and performance improvement

Crane Types We Cover

Ship-to-Shore (STS) Container Cranes
Rubber Tyred Gantry (RTG) Cranes
Rail Mounted Gantry (RMG/ASC) Cranes
Mobile Harbour Cranes (MHC)
Offshore Pedestal Cranes and Lifting Systems

Why Qureshi-TEC

Specialized expertise in crane structural engineering and fatigue analysis
Independent and unbiased third-party technical assessment
Proven experience across ports, terminals, and offshore environments
Focus on safety, reliability, and lifecycle optimization
Ability to bridge design theory with real-world operational challenges

Value to Clients

Our crane design review services enable clients to:

Reduce risk of structural failures and costly downtime
Ensure full compliance with international engineering standards
Improve design efficiency and lifecycle performance
Make confident, data-driven technical decisions