Examination & Inspections
As well as regular service on your lifting equipment, Eurocrane can also perform regular thorough examinations on your cranes and lifting accessories too
In industries that rely on cranes and lifting accessories, ensuring the safety and reliability of these essential components is of paramount importance. At Eurocrane, we prioritise safety by offering comprehensive examination and inspection services for cranes and lifting accessories.
Regular examinations and inspections of cranes and lifting accessories are crucial for several reasons. They help identify potential defects, wear and tear, and signs of damage that could compromise the safety and efficiency of lifting operations. By conducting thorough examinations and inspections, we can detect any issues early on, allowing for timely repairs or replacements to prevent accidents, injuries, and costly equipment breakdowns.
We can certify accessories such as chains, slings, lifting beams as well as fixed equipment such as gantries and runways. These certified inspections would satisfy your requirements to The Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations
Thorough Examinations would form part of your Annual Maintenance Planner and will be scheduled for you just the same as our regular services.
Updated with the latest regulations
As part of our examination and inspection services, Eurocrane provides detailed documentation and record-keeping for all assessments conducted. We maintain a comprehensive log of examination reports, inspection findings, and test results.
We stay updated with the latest regulations, including LOLER (Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations) and PUWER (Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations), to ensure that your equipment is in full compliance.
LEEA qualified engineers
As an audited member of the Lifting Equipment Engineers Association, all documentation issued by Eurocrane is certified by our LEEA qualified engineers and complies with all latests requirements of LOLER 1998 and PUWER 1998.
