PRRS Training: What Every Warehouse Manager Needs to Know

The PRRS carries out the weekly visual inspection required by EN 15635, records findings, escalates amber and red faults, and acts as the central point of contact for the annual SEMA inspection.

Recognising the most common forms of upright, beam and brace damage; applying the red/amber/green classification; reading load notices; and keeping defensible written records.

Training is typically a half-day on site and ends with a written certificate that satisfies HSE evidence requirements.

Without a competent PRRS, the weekly inspection regime fails, and the annual SEMA report cannot rely on accurate interim records. HSE treats the absence of a trained PRRS as a clear breach of the duty to ensure safety so far as reasonably practicable.