Scope of service
How we can support you.
Ladders and steps: visual and functional checks, marking and documentation within the agreed scope
Electrical equipment: a separate process including visual inspection, measurement, functional test and documentation
Intervals and samples based on the risk assessment and operating conditions
Asset overviews and traceable inspection records
Other equipment only after separate technical review
Qualification & boundaries
Matched to the specific task.
Ladders and steps inspected by a competent person with reference to BetrSichV and DGUV Information 208-016
Electrical equipment inspected by a qualified electrician or under their direction and supervision
Inspection method, inspector competence and documentation shown separately for each service
Our approach
Technically sound. Personally managed. Effective on site.
Transparent overview of inspected equipment
Earlier identification of visible or measurable defects
Robust documentation for operations and audits
Frequently asked questions
Clear before commissioning.
Are ladder and electrical inspections the same service?
No. They require different methods and competence. They are therefore offered, commissioned and documented separately.
Who sets the inspection intervals?
The employer sets the necessary inspections and intervals based on the risk assessment, operating conditions, manufacturer information and experience from previous inspections.
What does the record contain?
Typically, it contains equipment identification, scope, result, defects, inspection date, next interval and the inspecting person.
Non-binding inquiry
Does this service match your requirements?
Tell us the location, schedule and task. We will review your requirements personally and respond within two working days at the latest.