Inspection Plates

Inspection labels – proof of the recurring UVV inspection on the tail lift

Inspection labels document directly on the component that the recurring inspection of a tail lift has been carried out by a qualified person. They show the inspection date together with the due date for the next inspection and complement the written inspection report as a visible marker. At SULEJ Ladebordwand you will find inspection labels as a consumable for the regular qualified-person inspection – an important building block for a transparent maintenance organisation in the fleet.

UVV inspection, qualified-person inspection and recurring inspection

Tail lifts are subject to the recurring inspection under DGUV V52 and the UVV requirements from BGV D6. A qualified person checks mechanical components, hydraulic functions, safety devices and markings, records the result in the inspection report and applies a label as a visible note. The label does not replace the report but makes the inspection status recognisable directly on the equipment – a practical aid for dispatch, drivers and safety officers.

Label date, inspector stamp and rotating colour coding

The label usually shows the month or quarter of the next inspection, together with a field for the inspector mark or stamp. Rotating colour codes per inspection period support a quick visual check: from medium distance the operator can already see whether a vehicle has been inspected in the current cycle or is due. Weather- and UV-resistant foil designs hold up in outdoor service until the next inspection. Labels are applied in a well visible spot near the type plate or on the operating panel.

Benefits at a glance

• Visible proof of the recurring inspection directly on the equipment
• Reference to DGUV V52 and UVV BGV D6 – complementary to the inspection report
• Rotating colour coding per inspection period for quick visual check
• Weather- and UV-resistant foil design for outdoor use

A well-maintained sequence of labels relieves fleet management and makes the inspection status of each tail lift recognisable at a glance.