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Technical inspections since 2000

Inspections on lifting equipment and below-the-hook accessories.

Ropes, chains, slings, hooks, shackles, hoists, and lifting appliances.

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Since 2000Verona · Italy
220,000+ products inspected every year5,000,000+ products inspected

Why traceability matters

Every inspection should remain clear over time.

Outcomes, reports, and non-conformities should stay retrievable by equipment item, without rebuilding its history.

The method

Before, during, and after the inspection.

Three stages keep equipment, outcomes, and records clear.

  1. 01

    Prepare

    Identify the equipment and available registers.

  2. 02

    Inspect

    Connect findings and outcomes to each equipment item.

  3. 03

    Deliver

    Organise reports, evidence, and follow-up.

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The inspection does not end with the report

The value of the inspection is not only in its execution. It is in what remains afterwards: outcomes, reports, evidence, non-conformities, follow-up, and equipment history must be retrievable when needed.

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Cruscotto screen with history, outcomes, and inspection documents

Inspection families

Inspections for lifting equipment and below-the-hook accessories.

We inspect ropes, chains, slings, hooks, shackles, hoists, cranes, and other lifting equipment.

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Recurring inspections on lifting accessories

For ropes, chains, slings, hooks, shackles, and below-the-hook accessories that must remain identified, inspected, and documented over time.

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Inspections on lifting equipment and systems

For cranes, bridge cranes, hoists, and lifting systems where technical competence, planning, and retrievable records are required.

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Specialist inspections and instrumental investigations

For investigating surface defects, magnetic indications, cracks, wear, and conditions that are not readable through ordinary inspection alone.

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Control Service Insights

Latest insights

Technical and regulatory updates connected to the inspections we perform.

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Regulatory updatesUNI 12010:2026: who is the qualified technician for periodic inspections of lifting accessories?

Next step

Let’s discuss the equipment that needs inspecting.

A technical meeting clarifies the scope and the right inspection.

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