Special equipment – lifting machinery
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When the higher-level authorities came for an inspection, they asked about an electric single-girder crane. The lifting capacity of this crane is less than 3 tons; according to the new regulations, only cranes with a lifting capacity of 3 tons or more are considered special equipment. Since this crane’s lifting capacity is below 3 tons, the company completed the self-inspection forms provided by the company itself and carried out inspections on each item. Yet the higher-level authorities insisted that a self-inspection report prepared by someone qualified within the company be submitted, which really drove me crazy. Doesn’t anyone in this unit have the qualifications for inspecting lifting machinery? Besides, even if it existed. The organization also needs to have the necessary qualifications
Is it implying that the inspection agency should help you find a qualified one? ;P
Nang Xipi won’t do her current job anymore
It’s very likely that’s what it means; you can’t say it outright.
It should be someone from the company who holds a crane operator certificate
Pay someone to find an intermediary to arrange for a company with the qualifications for special equipment inspections to issue a report
**It is stipulated that electric single-girder cranes with a weight of less than three tons do not fall under the category of special equipment, so regular inspections are not required for them