LIFT INSPECTIONS
SECO performs Automotive Lift Inspections following the guidance provided by the American National Standard/Automotive Lift Institute, Inc.
The Automotive Lift Institute (ALI) recommends all vehicle lifts be inspected by a qualified inspector at least annually in order to ensure reliability and allow the continued safe operation of the lift. Additionally, an increasing number of local building codes and other regulations require annual lift inspections.
SECO is an authorized installer and service agent for most lift manufacturers. Our service staff constantly update their lift knowledge with comprehensive factory training on installation, maintenance, and inspections for a multitude of lifts. In addition to years of field experience, our inspectors attend courses on Electrical Safety, Basics of Electricity, Hydraulics, Plumbing, Ladders, Hand and Power Tool Safety, as well as Proper Lock Out /Tag Out Procedures.
About Lift Inspections
WE ARE CERTIFIED ALI LIFT INSPECTORS
Inspecting your automotive lift equipment is one of the most important things you can do to keep your employees safe and your automotive shop running successfully
Lift inspections done by SECO include general maintenance procedures. Cables are adjusted, pivot points are lubricated where applicable, and torque is verified on all anchor bolts. Quotations will be provided for any additional work needed outside of the inspection.
SECO will work with you to schedule an inspection and provide minimal disruption to your service department. Your lifts will be numbered and a lift inspection sticker with the inspector’s name and the date will be applied to the lift. You will be presented with a binder containing Lift Inspection Reports to file for your records. If your records are ever misplaced, we maintain secondary copies for 3 years.
Our Safety Check Includes:
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Applicable electrical components and wiring control, anchoring system, safety locks, swing arm restraints, equalization system, cable, chains, hydraulic and pneumatic systems and the related components
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Furnish Reference Manuals
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Supply operator daily checklist decal
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Supply lift inspection label with year and month
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Supply “Lift Out of Service Tags” and decals to identify
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“Lift Operators Daily Inspection” obligations
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Document all related Training, Maintenance and Repairs
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Provide a safety training meeting for your employees covering
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Proper Lift Operation
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Administering the “Lifting It Right” test to help you meet your safety training requirements
