Shelfinspection
With the certified racking inspection by the association-certified META racking inspectors, you fulfil the inspection obligation for storage facilities and optimize occupational safety.
Shelfinspection
With the certified racking inspection by the association-certified META racking inspectors, you fulfil the inspection obligation for storage facilities and optimize occupational safety.
The legislator has divided up the responsibility for this
The storage equipment supplied by the manufacturer is work equipment and must therefore comply with the safety regulations of the German Equipment and Product Safety Act (GPSG). Our products also comply with the regulations of the trade association for storage and operating equipment, bear the RAL-RG 614 quality mark and GS mark and comply with the information of the German Social Accident Insurance Institution DGUV Information 208-061. META is therefore subject to external monitoring, which is regularly carried out by the neutral Materials Testing Office (MPA) Dortmund.
The warehouse operator is responsible for the safe operation of his work equipment and the safety of his employees, i.e. the Occupational Health and Safety Ordinance and the risk assessment contained therein apply. According to §14 "Inspection of work equipment" of the Ordinance on Industrial Safety and Health in the version dated 28.05.2021, shelving is subject to mandatory inspection. The new European standard DIN EN 15635 specifies the inspection procedure for storage facilities.
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Certainly tested down to the last detail
Visual inspection for compliance with the safety guidelines in accordance with DGUV Information 208-06
Visual inspection of shelves for visible deformation, damage and missing parts
Comparison of the load plates with the structure
Creation of an inspection report and awarding of the inspection sticker
Organization of the replacement of damaged parts
Legal situation
Obligation to inspect storage facilities
According to the Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs, shelving is work equipment and is therefore subject to the Ordinance on Industrial Safety and Health. This applies to the provision of shelving by the employer as well as to the use of shelving by employees.The employer is obliged to systematically and regularly inspect all storage equipment - i.e. electrically powered and static shelving. §Section 10 of the BetrSichV requires regular inspections of storage facilities. According to §3, the type, scope and intervals of necessary inspections must be determined for shelving. The scope and procedure for inspecting storage facilities are regulated in the new European standard DIN EN 15635, which was published by Beuth-Verlag in July 2009.
Responsibility for occupational health and safety
In accordance with the German Ordinance on Industrial Safety and Health, employers are responsible for the safety of their storage facilities. Shelving must be inspected by a competent person at least every 12 months.
Safety and efficiency
Regular inspections and repairs prevent serious accidents with personal injury and property damage as well as high repair costs and guarantee smooth operations.
Association-certified shelf inspectors
The leading shelving manufacturers represented in the Association for Storage Technology and Operating Equipment have developed a training course together with the Dr. Möll test institute. At the Dr. Möll testing institute in Darmstadt, the prospective shelving inspectors receive several days of intensive training. After completing the training, the participants take a final examination and thus acquire the specialist title of "Association-certified shelving inspector".
Shelf inspection
Inspection procedure
1
Visual inspection from normal level without the use of climbing aids, lifting platforms, etc.
2
Visual inspection for compliance with DGUV Information 208-061 of the industrial employers' liability insurance associations
3
Visual inspection of shelving components for visible deformation and damage in accordance with DIN EN 15635
4
Visual inspection of the rack structure according to specification
5
Comparison of the shelf load plates with the structure
6
Award of an inspection sticker
7
Checking the parts used against the current state of the art
8
Recalculation of compartment and bay loads - if necessary
9
Detailed damage analysis
10
Preparation of an inspection report in accordance with association specifications
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