Periodic Inspection of Lifting and Conveying Equipment
Work Equipment Regulations (TS EN / ISO) Safety GuideStructural fatigue or brake/cable failures in heavy-duty lifting equipment such as cranes, forklifts, and platforms can lead to fatal workplace accidents. How should safe load testing and sling inspections be carried out according to regulations?
Where tonnage takes flight, there is no room for chance.
According to the Regulation on Health and Safety Requirements in the Use of Work Equipment, all lifting and conveying equipment heavily used in industrial and construction sites must be inspected at least once a year by expert mechanical engineers. AES Innovation, with its authorized engineering team and testing infrastructure, professionally reports on at least 1.25 times (dynamic) and 1.5 times (static) load tests for your cranes and pallet trucks.
Especially overhead cranes and mobile rescue vehicles are subject to rope coil crushing, hook wear, and mechanical metal fatigue (corrosion) due to excessive duty cycles. A potential material fall represents a serious safety hazard, potentially leading to personnel crushing and production line collapse.
Mechanical and Dynamic/Static Weight Testing Process
What is inspected in lifting equipment?
WHY AES INNOVATION?
The more registered your heavy machinery is, the faster your production will be.
A periodic inspection, which takes just a few hours a year, can fundamentally prevent negligence that could shut down your business. The employer is directly liable for any accident involving uninspected equipment. AES Innovation Our inspection engineers, based on international minimum EN standards and heavy-duty directives, stamp your equipment with a 'Fit for Use' seal, providing your business with legal assurance according to ISO standards and offering your employees psychological peace of mind.
International Standards and Related Legislation
The minimum inspection of a lifting device is based on the 'Work Equipment Regulation', but the inspection method is entirely derived from international standards compliant with TSE (Turkish Standards Institution). Industrial regulations such as TS ISO 9927-1 for cranes, TS EN 280 for platforms, TS EN 13414-1 for sling steel cable seals, and TS 10689 for forklift stackers serve as the guiding test line.
Frequently Asked Questions
Technical questions regarding overhead cranes, ramps, and lifts in industrial workshops or transport warehouses.