Inspections under DGUV V3, BetrSichV & more
Electrical equipment, ladders, racks, forklifts, extinguishers, doors: a lot of equipment must be inspected regularly. We carry out the common inspections, document them properly and remind you in good time of the next deadline.
- Inspection register
- Inspection on site
- Labelling & records
- Defects & re-inspection
Inspections
The Industrial Safety Regulation requires equipment to be inspected at fixed intervals by a qualified person. Many items are also covered by DGUV regulations, technical rules and standards. Which intervals apply to you follows from the risk assessment.
Wherever possible we combine inspections into one visit, label inspected equipment with stickers and keep an inspection register you can show at any time. Electrical inspections and inspections by experts are carried out by suitably qualified staff.
Who is it for?
- Production, workshops and trades
- Warehousing and logistics
- Offices and administration
- Construction sites and installation companies
What we take care of
Inspection register
All equipment requiring inspection with deadlines at a glance – with a reminder before anything expires.
- Inventory on site
- Intervals based on the risk assessment
Inspection on site
We inspect on your premises – disrupting operations as little as possible.
- Visual and functional checks
- Measurements to standard where required
Labelling & records
Inspection sticker on the device, report in the file.
- Inspection reports
- Stickers showing the next date
Defects & re-inspection
We document defects clearly – and re-inspect after repair.
- Defect list with priorities
- Release after repair
Our inspections at a glance
Intervals are guide values – you set them bindingly in your risk assessment. We advise you on this.
Do you need this service?
Four short questions – then you know whether this service is relevant for your company.
How it works
- Inventory and inspection register
- Agreeing inspection dates
- Inspection, labelling, report
- Fixing defects and re-inspecting
- Reminder before the next deadline
The legal basis – in plain words
Frequently asked questions
What is the DGUV V3 inspection?
DGUV Regulation 3 requires electrical installations and equipment to be checked regularly – from kettles to machines. The check is carried out by a qualified electrician, the result is recorded and the device is labelled.
Who sets the inspection intervals?
The employer – based on the risk assessment. Guide values from regulations and manufacturers are a reference. We help you set sensible intervals.
What if an inspection is missing?
After an accident a missing inspection can cause problems with the accident insurer and your insurance; the authority can also impose fines. A well-kept register protects you.
Can you do several inspections in one visit?
Yes. We combine inspections where it makes sense – for example ladders, racks and electrical equipment in one day. That saves you time and money.
Do you carry out all inspections yourselves?
A qualified person carries out many inspections directly. Electrical inspections are done by qualified electricians, expert inspections – e.g. cranes or extinguishers – by suitably qualified staff. You keep one contact.
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