Inspection Services
INSPECTIONS SERVICES
// REGULAR INSPECTIONS ARE NECESSARY TO COMPLY WITH SAFETY REGULATIONS AND STANDARDSÂ
Lifting gear inspections should take place on a regular basis, by a competent person with training, knowledge, skills and expertise.
It is important to ensure that equipment is maintained and can continue to be safely used. Lifting equipment inspections are essential for maintaining workplace safety. These inspections help identify wear, damage, or defects in equipment that could lead to failures and accidents. Regular inspections are also necessary to comply with safety regulations and standards, helping to avoid legal penalties and ensure that equipment is safe for use. By catching issues early, inspections prolong the lifespan of lifting equipment, reducing the likelihood of costly breakdowns and replacements.
REPAIR + RECERTIFICATION
PRE-INSPECTION
  We will discuss your needs and safety requirements;
  A complete equipment audit will be conducted and we’ll create your asset register
  We’ll recommend an inspection schedule and ensure competent inspectors are allocated to your job
  A pre inspection plan will be prepared to ensure we bring adequate stock to repair or replace your equipment on site.
INSPECTION
  Our expert service specialists will make recommendations, as well as the use and maintenance of your equipment
  We’ll provide technical advice in relation to Australian Standards; manufacturer guidelines and periodic inspection requirements
  We’ll breakdown the costs so you can decide whether you want us to repair or replace your condemned items
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POST INSPECTION
  We’ll meet with your team to streamline future inspections, reduce costs and improve safety
  Product recommendations will be made to improve longevity and avoid overspending
  We’ll ask you for feedback and look to improve our processes and procedures
  We will pre book your next inspection early so our Inspectors are available when and where you need them.
TRAINED + EXPERIENCEDÂ INSPECTORS
Our testing and inspections team have strong industry reputations and are highly trained, competent technicians who have passed the LEEA Diploma courses and examinations, height safety and installation courses. When the costs and risks are weighed up, there is little incentive for a company to conduct their own inspections. A competent person will have acquired through training, education and experience, skills enabling that person to safely and effectively perform the task required. Competency isn’t achieved through simply working around equipment for a long time. While DIY inspections might seem like a good idea, there are a lot of risks and costs associated with inspecting and managing lifting equipment in-house.
A COMPETENT PERSON MUST:
FOLLOW PROCEDURE
Follow the procedures included in the
Standard.
COMPLETE TRAINING
Complete an established competency-based training course
MAINTAIN DOCUMENTATION
Maintain documentation of competency standards and procedures.
INSPECTION TAGS AND BOARDS
Inspection tags give the user a visual indication that the equipment has been inspected during the current inspection period. It is standard practice to change the colour of the tags with each inspection period. A wrong colour tag or no tag at all is an immediate indication that item should be removed from service until the item can be inspected and verified.
OTHER SERVICES
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