Lifting Equipment & LOLER Inspection
Statutory thorough examination of cranes, hoists, padeyes, slings and lifting accessories under LOLER and LEEA guidelines.
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Pre-acceptance
API RP 4G
Rig Inspection & Certification
Independent third-party inspection and certification of onshore and offshore drilling rigs to international standards (API, IADC, DNV).
API RP 4G
3-5 days on-site
Onshore & offshore
Service overview & scope
Our experienced inspectors perform comprehensive rig audits covering structural integrity, well-control equipment, mud systems, derrick, substructure, and HSE compliance. We issue recognised certificates of fitness in line with API RP 4G, IADC, and operator-specific requirements.
- Pre-acceptance and intermediate rig audits
- Structural & mechanical integrity assessment
- Documentation review & gap analysis
- Certificate of fitness on successful close-out
What you receive
- Certificate of fitness on close-out
- Photographic findings register
- Documentation gap-analysis report
- Verified close-out of every finding
Standards we work to
API RP 4G
IADC
ISO 17020
At a glance
- Lifecycle phase01 ยท Pre-acceptance
- Primary standardAPI RP 4G
- Typical duration3-5 days on-site
- CoverageOnshore & offshore
- MobilisationWithin 48 hours
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Tell us the rig, the window and the scope, and we'll come back with a quote and an inspector name in 24 hours.
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How this engagement runs
From call-out to verified close-out
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Scope & mobilise
We agree the asset, standard and window, then put a named inspector on the job, on the helideck within 48 hours for unplanned work.
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Execute to the standard
Work is carried out strictly to API RP 4G and operator-specific requirements, never softened to fit a schedule.
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Report with evidence
Every finding is photographed, geo-tagged and severity-ranked in a digital register you keep.
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Close the loop
We track every finding through to verified resolution, nothing is closed until it's actually fixed and re-checked.
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