An Inspection report would typically contain the following sections:
- Basis for survey
- Damage report providing a record of all damage by location
- Damage colour code according to SEMA2 reporting criteria. Colour coding allows
- prioritisation of remedial action
- identification of urgent issues
- Issue of “Red Risk” Immediate Action Reports for serious defects
- Notes on any other relevant issues
- In depth report on installation and specific issues highlighted in the damage report
- Comprehensive appendices providing
- Essential reference material & technical data
- Guidance on ‘Best practice’
- Advice general warehousing issues
Optional “Add ons”
- Advice on internal checking and documentation
- A ‘shopping list’ of replacement parts following an inspection
- Competitive tendering for supply and installation of replacement parts
- CAD rack layout drawings with appropriate level of detail
2SEMA – Storage Equipment Manufacturers Association
is the industry body, which advises manufacturers and
users on the safe design, installation, and use of Storage Equipment
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