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Compared to the maintenance of indoor cranes, it is more important to enhance the protection of outdoor cranes against wind and rain. At present, a considerable number of crane devices are found in outdoor locations such as docks, ports, and construction sites across various areas. These cranes operate continuously in harsh outdoor conditions, exposed to sunlight, rain, wind, and other elements without any proper protection, **which accelerates the corrosion and aging of these cranes as well as the damage to their components. Therefore, to extend the service life of outdoor cranes, it is essential to strengthen their weather protection strategies. First, establish specific strategies and emergency plans for protecting outdoor cranes from weather conditions, and appoint dedicated managers for outdoor cranes. When a storm approaches, protect the crane in a timely and effective manner. Secondly, take technical measures to protect outdoor crane platforms from wind and rain. To prevent the failure of the stay cables due to hull movement, experts from the inspection agency noted that anchoring devices should be used for securing during operations, and it is strictly prohibited to use the hull as an anchor. Therefore, it is very important to effectively address the damage caused by storms to outdoor cranes by combining institutional management with technological enhancements.