Pallet Racking Inspection Tonbridge
Tonbridge hosts extensive distribution trade counters and light engineering operations requiring periodic safety compliance. If your business in Tonbridge uses pallet racking, we can inspect it to the SEMA Code of Practice and leave you with a clear, prioritised list of any repairs.
Racking Sites Across Tonbridge
Locations we cover in Tonbridge include Vale Road Industrial Estate, Tonbridge Industrial Estate and Cannon Lane. Wherever your racking is installed, the inspection follows the same SEMA-aligned method. Inspections in Tonbridge are planned to keep disruption low, working aisle by aisle while your team carries on around us.
Inspection Priorities for Tonbridge Sites
Some risks are common to the operations described above, so our Tonbridge inspectors look closely at them.
- In high-volume operations the lower levels and aisle-end frames take most of the knocks, so we check frame protectors, column guards and beam connectors at every run end.
- Heavy parts and irregular stock put strain on beams, so we check deflection against the Span/200 limit and confirm pallets are sitting correctly on the beam line.
- Load notices are compared with the beam levels actually installed, because levels moved since installation change the safe working load.
Book a SEMA-aligned inspection in Tonbridge
Written report within 48 hours of the visit.
Your Legal Duty in Tonbridge
PUWER 1998 requires racking to be maintained in a safe condition and inspected by a competent person, and HSE guidance HSG76 recommends an expert inspection at least every 12 months. Our Tonbridge reports follow BS EN 15635 and the SEMA Code of Practice, so the record stands up if the HSE or your insurer asks for it. Any red-risk findings at a Tonbridge site are flagged before we leave, so the affected bays can be offloaded straight away.
See our SEMA racking inspection checklist for the measured tolerances, or read what the HSE expects.