Name: Lifetime extension for Heavy Lifting and Port Equipment. Smart Asset Management
Start: 2026-06-04T00:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-04T00:00:00+02:00

4 Jun

/ Thursday

SDC Verifier

Ports and heavy lifting operators are increasingly challenged to keep aging cranes, spreaders, lifting frames, and handling equipment in service longer while maintaining safety, compliance, and operational reliability. Traditional lifetime assumptions often no longer reflect real operating conditions, making structured asset management and data-driven verification essential for informed decision-making.

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SDC Verifier Blue webinar banner announcing a free webinar on June 4 about 'Lifetime extension for Heavy Lifting & Port Equipment' with speaker Roman Samchuk, Head of Engineering at SDC Verifier, and logos for SDC Verifier and SAM; features a yellow crane and a +15 years badge on the right.

About event

That’s why we will host a webinar focused on practical approaches to lifetime extensions for heavy lifting and port equipment.

On June 4, 2026, join SDC Verifier’s Head of Engineering, Roman Samchuk, for this practical session on how to move from isolated structural analysis toward centralized decision-making for cranes and lifting equipment.

What you will learn

Why lifetime extension has become a critical challenge for ports and heavy lifting operations: aging assets, increasing CAPEX pressure, and operational demands exceeding original design assumptions
Typical barriers to safe lifetime extension: fragmented inspection records, disconnected structural analyses, and lack of consolidated asset data
Why isolated structural calculations are not enough for long-term asset management and how to connect inspection results, FEA verification, and operational history into one workflow
What smart asset management means in practice for heavy lifting equipment and how centralized asset data supports more reliable engineering decisions
How SDC SAM can help organize structural status, verification history, inspections, and operational information in a single environment
The business value of structured lifetime management: reducing downtime, supporting compliance and audits, extending service life, and controlling safety risks and maintenance costs

Who should attend

If you are a structural engineer, FEA engineer, asset integrity specialist, maintenance engineer, or port equipment operator working with cranes, lifting equipment, or heavy industrial assets, this webinar is for you.