PUWER inspections for conveyor systems
Puwer inspection work adapted to conveyor systems across the United Kingdom.
Signs that matter for conveyor systems
- Inspect after installation and after reassembly at a new site.
- Check guarding and safety devices at set intervals.
- Look for deterioration that could result in a dangerous situation.
- Inspect again after a major modification or serious damage.
- A quick visual check before use can be enough for some equipment.
Signs on this page are grounded in: Inspection of work equipment.
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Why it matters for conveyor systems
Inspection identifies whether work equipment can be operated, adjusted and maintained safely. It finds deterioration and allows it to be remedied before a health and safety risk arises.
What tends to affect the scope of work
- The length of the conveyor line and how many inspection points it has.
- Whether the inspection needs testing or dismantling.
- The conditions the conveyor operates in, such as outdoor or indoor use.
- The inspection history and any changes to inspection intervals.
- Whether the conveyor has been modified, damaged or moved to a new site.