KAM Industrial Services

07/22/2026

Ten years ago, KAM Industrial Services was founded with a simple goal: provide exceptional service, do quality work, and always put our customers first. Today, we're incredibly proud to celebrate our 10-year anniversary. What started as an idea has grown into a company trusted by customers across multiple industries, completing projects that keep American manufacturing and industry moving. Every milestone we've reached is because of the hardworking employees who show up every day, the customers who continue to place their confidence in us, and the vendors and partners who have supported us throughout the journey. From all of us at KAM Industrial Services—thank you for being part of our first decade. The best is yet to come. Here's to the next 10 years of Keeping America Moving.

05/13/2026

Another upgrade completed ✔️

We recently replaced an obsolete electric chain hoist with a modern VFD-controlled wire rope hoist, giving our customer improved efficiency, smoother operation, and dependable performance for years to come. .

03/17/2026

Look closely… those overhead cranes in the background? That’s us. 💪
KAM Industrial Services getting it done.

03/11/2026

Shock loading can destroy a wire rope in seconds.

The rope in this photo shows birdcaging, a clear sign the rope has experienced internal core failure. When this happens, the rope’s integrity is compromised and it must be removed from service immediately.

Regular inspections and proper lifting practices are critical to preventing failures like this.

Ways to avoid shock loading:
• Take slack out slowly before lifting
• Lift loads smoothly—no sudden starts or stops
• Never jerk or sn**ch a load
• Ensure loads are properly balanced
• Follow working load limits (WLL)
• Perform routine wire rope inspections

KAM Industrial Services provides both OSHA Frequent and OSHA Periodic crane inspections for our customers.

02/20/2026

KAM Industrial Services recently completed structural modifications to an existing building to support the addition of new 1-ton jib crane.

Our customer needed additional lifting capability within their facility, and the existing structure required reinforcement to safely handle the added loading.

Scope of work included:

✔ Structural modifications to accommodate increased thrust, axial load, and overturning forces
✔ Installation of mounting brackets and stiffener plates
✔ Certified welding of brackets to existing building columns
✔ Installation of jib crane and hoist

All work was completed per engineered drawings and structural specifications to ensure long-term performance and safety.

At KAM, we don’t just install equipment — we make sure your structure is ready to support it.

If your facility is expanding or adding lifting systems, let’s talk.

02/16/2026

Safety starts from the top. 👷‍♂️

Our certified technicians perform OSHA Periodic overhead crane inspections to ensure your equipment operates safely, efficiently, and in full compliance.

Prevent downtime. Protect your people. Trust the experts.

02/13/2026

Another successful project in the books for KAM Industrial Services 💪

Our team recently completed an overhead crane runway extension, including the installation of new crane rail and conductor bar to expand operational capacity and improve material handling efficiency. From planning to ex*****on, we focus on safe, precise, and reliable industrial solutions that keep our customers moving forward.

If your facility needs crane upgrades, extensions, or new installations — KAM has you covered.

01/22/2026

Love seeing support for the skilled trades. 👏

This crane system donation will give Penn College welding students hands-on experience that truly prepares them for the real world. A big win for the future workforce! 💪

KAM Industrial Services is proud to be a part of supporting education and the next generation of skilled professionals.

https://www.pct.edu/news/articles/2026/01/21/wnep-tv-covers-the-crane

https://www.pct.edu/news/articles/2026/01/16/crane-system-donated-to-penn-college-welding-lab

Williamsport, Pa. — Thanks to the generosity of two companies, Pennsylvania College of Technology has a new crane system in its 55,000-plus-square-foot welding facility.