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On-Site Assembly, Commissioning & Load Testing

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Zero-Emission Electric Mobile Harbor Crane Procurement

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AgencyWashington → Port of Vancouver USA
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Performs final on-site assembly, commissioning, and certification for prime contractors on Port of Vancouver zero-emission crane projects. Rigs and assembles components, performs load tests using water bags or test weights, and commissions for commercial operation. Requires OSHA safety certifications and compliance with 29 CFR 1917 and WAC 296-56. Delivers commissioned, load-tested cranes ready for operation.

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