Qualified person for testing lifting and load handling equipment

Become an UVV inspector for “Qualified person for the inspection of lifting and load handling equipment”.

Become a qualified person in accordance with DGUV Rule 109-017 with our seminar.

Would you like to independently check your own load handling and lifting equipment in your company?

Would you like to set up your own business or test load handling and lifting gear in companies as a small business owner?

Then our course to become a qualified person in accordance with TRBS 1203 and DGUV Rule 109-017 is just right for you.

After successfully completing the course, you will be able to independently check load suspension and lifting gear and use test reports and test seals.

Our qualified person course for the inspection of lifting and load handling equipment authorizes you to inspect all lifting and load handling equipment

Qualified person for testing lifting and load handling equipment

What is required:

In accordance with Section 2 (7) BetrSichV, qualified persons must be authorized to carry out the tasks specified in sentence 1.
examinations, have the necessary specialist knowledge. These are acquired
through:

1. vocational training
2. with professional experience
3. and a prompt professional activity

What do you have to check, what test criteria are there?

1. Visible damage or wear: Inspect the sling material for visible damage, such as cracks, breaks, damage or heavy wear. This may indicate a weakening of the load-bearing capacity.
2. Damage to the end connections: Check the end connections of the slings, such as chain hooks, shackles or eyelets, for any damage or deformation. Pay particular attention to signs of cracks, splits or deformations.
3. Material fatigue: With sling ropes or slings, you should look out for signs of material fatigue, such as worn fibers, roughened surfaces or loose threads. Such signs may indicate that the material has lost its strength and load-bearing capacity.
4. Markings and certifications: Check whether the sling material has the required markings and certifications. These provide information on the manufacturing standards, load-bearing capacity and areas of application of the material.
5. Expiry date or maintenance intervals: Some slings, especially synthetic materials, have an expiry date or prescribed maintenance intervals. Make sure that the sling material is still within the valid period and that the maintenance instructions have been observed.
6. Documentation and records: Keep records of the inspection and maintenance of the lifting gear. This enables complete documentation and makes it easier to trace the material.

Your procedure for becoming a qualified person to inspect load suspension and lifting gear:

• After the order process, you can take your time to prepare for the theoretical final exam.
• We will provide you with all the necessary preparation materials.
• Our seminar will provide you with all the knowledge you need to become a “Qualified person for testing load suspension and lifting gear”.
  
• Our topic-related PowerPoint presentation, with the relevant DGUV legal texts, is available to help you prepare.
• If you have any questions during your preparation, we are of course at your disposal.
• You can contact us by telephone during our business hours.