Lift trucks and aerial work platforms need regular documented inspection. It keeps people safe and it keeps your paperwork in order when someone asks to see it.
We inspect on site, note anything that needs attention, and give you a written report you can file. If something needs repair, we can usually take care of it the same visit.
What gets inspected
- Brakes, steering and controls
- Mast, chains, forks and carriage
- Boom, platform, rails and gates on aerial lifts
- Hydraulic system condition and leaks
- Tires, wheels and undercarriage
- Horn, lights, alarms and safety interlocks
- Seat belt, operator presence and restraints
- Data plate, capacity markings and decals
What you get
- A written inspection report for each unit
- A clear list of anything that failed or is close to it
- Repair options and cost before any work starts
- Multiple machines inspected in one visit
- Records that hold up in a safety audit
- A reminder when the next one comes due
Where we do this work
We travel a 65 mile radius from Medical Lake, Washington. That includes Spokane, Spokane Valley, Cheney, Airway Heights, Deer Park, Davenport, Colfax, Ritzville, Coeur d’Alene and Post Falls.
If you are running several machines, we can inspect the whole group in one trip and keep them on the same annual cycle.