Rack Inspections
Operating with sub-standard racking can increase the chance of damage to stored goods also accidents and injuries to employees or members of the public.
It is the employer’s ultimate responsibility for rack safety which carries significant legal liabilities in the event of an accident.
Warehouse racking systems are classed as work equipment and as such should be inspected in line with PUWER (Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998) regulations. For normal working conditions rack inspections should be carried out by a technically competent person at no more than twelve month intervals. Where equipment is subject to persistent use in harsh conditions more frequent racking inspections may be required.
We specialise in pallet racking inspections covering all types of pallet racking systems and cantilever racking inspections.
Why have a rack inspection:
- Provide a safe working environment for employees
- Reduce damage to existing stock
- Save money on repairs to racking systems
- Promote a positive Health & Safety culture
Our Rack Inspections include:
- Full report recording damage in accordance with SEMA tolerances and presented using the green, amber and red system
- Racking plan so damage locations can be easily identified
- Recommendations and advice on reducing further damage
We can also provide a quote for any repair work to bring the racking system up to the required standard.
If you have not got a rack inspection schedule in place then don’t delay, contact us today for a free quotation.
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