Annual Maintenance Contracts
One Annual Contract. Every Crane Covered.
A crane annual maintenance contract with Aerolift puts every crane in your bays — ours or anyone else’s — on one 12-month plan: quarterly inspections, preventive maintenance and priority support across the UAE.
The contract
What a 12-Month AMC Includes
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Quarterly inspections
Four scheduled visits a year, planned around your production calendar — not dropped into the middle of a shift.
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Preventive maintenance
Wear items adjusted, lubricated and flagged before they fail — ropes, brakes, limit switches, festoon and busbar systems.
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Priority call-out
When something does stop, AMC customers go to the front of the 24/7 response queue.
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Inspection reports
Every visit documented for your statutory, insurance and internal audit records.
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Any make of crane
EOT, gantry or jib — including cranes installed by other suppliers, taken over after a free condition survey.
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Parts, transparently
Replacement parts are quoted and charged separately — you approve what is fitted before it goes in, and you only pay for what is actually replaced.
Why a contract
A Breakdown Is the Most Expensive Way to Find a Fault
Every fault on a crane surfaces eventually. The only question is whether it surfaces during a planned quarterly visit — or halfway through a shift, with a load on the hook and a bay full of work behind it.
An AMC moves that discovery into time you control. Inspection labour is fixed for the year, faults become work orders instead of emergencies, and the 24/7 response team already knows your equipment when you do need them.
The plan at a glance
- Contract term
- 12 months
- Scheduled inspections
- Quarterly — 4 per year
- Breakdown response
- 24/7, priority queue
- Equipment covered
- Any make, any supplier
- Replacement parts
- Quoted & charged separately
On the checklist
The Parts That Decide How Long a Stopped Crane Stays Stopped
Quarterly visits concentrate on the components that actually take cranes out of service — the same components we stock in the spare parts range.
Comparing contracts? Our guide to what an Annual Maintenance Contract should cover sets out the six clauses worth checking in any supplier's terms, ours included.
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Wire ropes & reeving
Wear, broken strands and drum condition on MT-series and other hoists — the failure nobody gets a second warning about.
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Brakes
Electro-magnetic and hydraulic brakes checked, adjusted and re-lined before stopping distance becomes a safety finding.
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Limit switches
Hoist and travel limits tested every visit — the difference between a stop and an incident report.
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Busbar & festoon systems
Power feed wear and cable condition — the quiet cause of intermittent faults that get blamed on everything else.
Switching to Aerolift
Taking Over a Crane We Didn’t Install
Most of the cranes we maintain started life with another supplier. The handover is three steps, and the first one costs nothing.
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Free condition survey
An engineer inspects the crane and documents exactly where it stands — wear, faults, outstanding risks. You keep the report either way.
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A plan and a price
A 12-month maintenance plan built from the survey — quarterly schedule, priorities, and a fixed price for the year’s inspection labour.
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The cycle starts
First quarterly visit goes in the calendar, your team gets the breakdown line, and the crane is on the priority queue from day one.
Start With the Free Condition Survey
Tell us what is running in your bays and an engineer comes back with an AMC quote within 24 hours — or books the survey first if you’d rather see the condition report before deciding.