Every lift is only as
safe as its last inspection.
LiftingCore inspects, tests, tags and certifies slings, chains, hooks, wire rope and below‑the‑hook lifting devices — so your gear is provably fit for the next lift, not just the last one.
Gear that only gets
one chance to fail.
Thorough examination and testing across the equipment types that carry the load — visual, dimensional, and functional, with every result written to the register.
Slings & Rigging
Webbing, round, chain and wire rope slings checked for cuts, abrasion, stitching failure and stretch before every load-bearing shift.
Chains & Chain Blocks
Link elongation, wear at the bearing points, and hand-chain and load-chain condition on hoists and blocks under load.
Hooks & Shackles
Throat opening, twist, thread wear on pins, and safety-latch function — the small parts most likely to be overlooked.
Wire Rope Assemblies
Broken wire counts, corrosion, birdcaging and termination integrity across running and standing rope.
Height Safety Equipment
Harnesses, lanyards and fall-arrest anchor points examined and load-rated ahead of work-at-height sign-off.
Below-the-Hook Devices
Custom lifting beams, spreader bars and lifting frames proof-tested against their rated working load.
Four steps. One tag.
No shortcuts.
The sequence is fixed because the paperwork has to hold up as long as the gear does.
Visual & dimensional exam
Full item-by-item check against manufacturer tolerances — wear, deformation, corrosion and markings, recorded against its serial number.
Proof / load testing
Where the standard calls for it, gear is tested against its rated working load before being cleared for return to site.
Tag-out decision
Every item leaves with a colour-coded tag showing this quarter's status at a glance.
Certification & register entry
A signed report and digital register entry lands with you the same day, so the next due date is never a guess.
Industries we serve
Inspected against the standard your auditor already checks for.
We inspect to the recognised standard for each equipment type, not a generic checklist — and every certificate references the clause it satisfies.
Get your equipment inspected
before it gets questioned.
Send us your equipment register or site address, and we'll schedule inspection and testing around your next lift — not the other way round.