Paper Be Gone – Welcome to the Digital Inspection Era!

Each inspection – sometimes thousands per client – is quickly and accurately recorded in a software solution using RFID tags. The smallest tagged item is a 5 cm hammer; the largest is a crane with a 23-meter span.
Regular inspections ensure safe working conditions: safety checks and measures like rope protection help prevent accidents and ensure the functionality of equipment and installations.
The protection of employees and the prevention of workplace accidents are the primary reasons for regular inspections in industrial facilities, construction sites, and laboratories. Ultimately, it's about ensuring that machines, electrical devices, gate systems, or lifting equipment are functioning safely and correctly.
Inspections are carried out at legally required intervals. After each inspection, a protocol is generated and an inspection seal is issued. This serves as proof for authorities and insurers that inspection schedules are followed and functionality is confirmed.
Beyond legal compliance, inspections also support predictive maintenance and repair planning – a factor that is becoming increasingly important for equipment operators and machine operators.
Each inspection – sometimes thousands per customer – is quickly and accurately recorded in our software using RFID tags. Clients can access our inspection portal at any time to check whether a device has passed or if repairs are due.
Various methods are used when inspecting lifting equipment. These include a visual inspection, which identifies wear and damage, followed by functional testing to check components such as brakes, controls, and load-bearing capacity.
The final step is a load test, which ensures the stability and reliability of the lifting equipment under real operating conditions. For electrical equipment, insulation resistance and protective earth resistance are measured. Special attention is paid to the proper functioning of residual current protection devices.