Thorough Examinations
A thorough examination is a statutory requirement for lifting equipment under the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER 98), Regulation 9.
It has the same purpose as an MOT inspection by providing a report which identifies that the lifting equipment is safe to use and/or advice that needs to be followed to avoid risks in use.
It is just as important as an MOT – probably more so! There is a legal requirement for a thorough examination to be carried out on forklift trucks at least once a year, on the first anniversary of a new truck. To learn more about the examinations we carry out, get in touch here.
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