RACK INSPECTIONS

Why Are They Necessary?

Collapsing pallet racking poses a danger for users, including the workers themselves and anyone else who happens to be nearby. When damaged or low-quality racks fail under heavy loads, they can cause accidents, serious injuries, or even death.

A wide variety of pallet racks for specific types of applications are sold on today's market. Since the construction of pallet racks is not regulated, their quality varies greatly. In fact, while some manufacturers, distributors, or installers provide excellent quality products and services, others have a tendency to offer their customers less robust racks, which can jeopardize quality and safety.

Damage Safety Inspection

Make sure you're covered

A Damage Safety Inspection is what the Rack Manufacturing Institute (RMI) and OSHA will request for assessing rack system damage and safety.

A "Damage Safety Inspection" includes:

Facility walk-through using two inspectors
Storage system drawing to correspond with damage inspection sheets
Pricing for replacement of damaged and/or under-rated components
Installation pricing, including removal and replacement of damaged and/or under-rated rack components
Safety inspection damage report, listing the damaged component's level of damage

Damage Safety Engineering Inspection

To the last detail

A Damage Safety Engineering Inspection will also fulfill the Rack Manufacturing Institute (RMI) and OSHA requests for assessing rack system damage and safety. This inspection gives you a fully engineered rack system report, identifying damaged components and their locations in your facility.

A "Damage Safety Engineering Inspection" includes

Everything in the Damage Safety Inspection
Spreadsheet report of all system components and their specifications
List of components and their level of damage based on their application