Inspection – Worldwide Certification Inspection & Verification https://www.gcl.uk Servicing clients in over 50 countries across 5 continents Mon, 26 Sep 2022 09:11:57 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://www.gcl.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/favicon.ico Inspection – Worldwide Certification Inspection & Verification https://www.gcl.uk 32 32 The Lifts Regulations 2016 https://www.gcl.uk/inspections-and-factory-audits/the-lifts-regulations-2016/ Wed, 20 Feb 2013 11:21:46 +0000 https://www.gcl.uk/services/inspections-and-factory-audits/lifts-directive-95-16-ec/ The post The Lifts Regulations 2016 appeared first on Worldwide Certification Inspection & Verification.

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What is the Lifts Regulations?

The Lifts Regulations covers various aspects of Lift Safety and essentially performs the dual function of:

  • Guarantying a high level of protection to lift users and maintenance workers
  • All lifts to be sold and installed in the United Kingdom must meet the requirements of the Lifts Regulations.

The requirements of the Regulations are addressed to lift installers and components manufacturers but also have important implications for lift owners and users.

Our Approach

QIC is a UKAS Accredited Inspection Body and Notified Body and Approved Body under ISO 17021 and ISO 17020 covering the Lift Regulations.

Being a Certification, Inspection and Approved Body allows us to offer you a fully integrated approach to Conformity Assessment. This saves you time as you no longer have to deal with two organisations. It also reduces costs and avoids the possibility of conflict.

Our sophisticated IT systems allow you to login online, make applications and check the status of your projects – saving you time and money.

Approvals

Lift Regulations Approvals

  • Schedule 15 Unit Verification
  • Schedule 18 Full Quality Assurance
  • Schedule 19 Production Quality Assurance

Lift Directive Application






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    Unit Verification Lift Regulations

    How can I apply for unit verification?

    If you have a requirement for Unit Verification under schedule 15 of the Lift Regulations 2016, then follow our simple on-line application below.

    The documentation is internet-based, starting from your initial application through to printing off the final Certification of Examination. This gives you control and visibility over the entire project.

    Making unit verification easier – online

    Our on-line check lists will assist you in developing and submitting the technical dossier with snagging items and actions being monitored, controlled and signed off on our secure server.

    With your dedicated access to our on-line system, QIC offers you a complete solution for unit verification, one which is both simple to use and cost effective.

    Step 1

    Complete the on-line application form, giving us both your details and those of the lift requiring unit verification. Our sales team at Global Certification will then forward you a price via email for your approval and acceptance.

    Step 2

    Once you have decided to proceed with the project follow the link in the email and just click ‘Accept’. Your project will be logged onto our secure server and you will be sent details via email of how to gain access to our website services.

    Your project will be assigned an engineer who will liaise with you over critical dates for both the submission of the technical dossier and the site inspection.

    Step 3

    Using our on-line help, develop and submit the technical dossiers to Global Certification for review. Any comments or action required will be posted on-line for you to access. Once they are completed, submit the online form and we will arrange with you a suitable time to carry out the-site inspection.

    Step 4

    The inspection of the installation and review of documentation takes place and the engineer uses a report.

    If successful, the engineer signs off the snagging list. Once we receive a copy of the signed test certification the project is released. You can then print our electronic ‘Certificate of Examination’ and raise your declaration of conformity.






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      Environmental Parameter Test

      Environmental Parameter Test (EPT) is one of the processes which contain light intensity, noise level, temperature, humidity, air quality, and stack air emission tests. Through this, we can identify the present environmental situation of the industry and take necessary steps if required for further improvement.

      Environmental Parameter Test (EPT)
      Air Quality
      Air quality assessment is a measure of how clean or polluted the air is. Monitoring the air quality of the environment is a prime concern for human beings because all of the things in the world directly, indirectly, or partially depend on the environment. For this reason, it is necessary to measure the air quality condition.
      Environmental Parameter Test (EPT)
      Noise Level Assessment
      Noise Level Assessment is a process to identify noise hazard areas using a noise level meter. Data collected from noise level monitoring and testing helps us to understand the conditions and action that can be taken to reduce noise pollution.
      Environmental Parameter Test (EPT)
      Temperature and Humidity Assessment
      Temperature is the measure of warmth or coldness in reference to a set standard, often expressed in terms of degrees Fahrenheit or Celsius. Humidity refers to the amount of water vapor, or moisture, in the air.
      Environmental Parameter Test (EPT)
      Light Level Assessment
      Light or visible light, commonly refers to electromagnetic radiation that can be detected by the human eye. The entire electromagnetic spectrum is extremely broad, ranging from low energy radio waves with wavelengths that are measured in meters, to high energy gamma rays with wavelengths that are less than 1 x 10-11 meters.
      Environmental Parameter Test (EPT)
      Stack Air Emission Assessment
      Stack air emission assessment is a process to identify harmful exhaust gases. Basically, gases are released into the air from boiler stacks, chimneys or diesel generator set stacks, etc. from various industries after the incineration process, i.e. method to remove or burn harmful gases before releasing them into the environment.
      Environmental Parameter Test (EPT)
      Ozone Depleting Substance (ODS) Gas Leak Detection test
      Ozone Depleting Substance gas leak detection test is a process of identifying whether any leak exists in the joint, pipe or body of air conditioning systems or refrigeration systems.
      Environmental Parameter Test (EPT)
      GHG/Carbon Footprint Assessment
      GHG/Carbon Footprint Assessment is a process to identify the list of emission sources and the associated emissions and is quantified using standardized methods.
      Environmental Parameter Test (EPT)
      Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) Assessment
      Volatile Organic Compound Assessment is important because volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are emitted as gases from certain solids or liquids. VOCs include a variety of chemicals, some of which may have short- and long-term adverse health effects. Concentrations of many VOCs are consistently higher indoors (up to ten times higher) than outdoors. VOCs are emitted by a wide array of products numbering in the thousands. By identifying the area and measuring the quantity of VOCs around the area we can take the necessary steps.
      Environmental Parameter Test (EPT)
      EIA-Environmental Impact Assessment
      Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is a tool used to assess the significant effects of a project or development proposal on the environment. EIAs make sure that project decision-makers think about the likely effects on the environment at the earliest possible time and aim to avoid, reduce or offset those effects. This ensures that proposals are understood properly before decisions are made.
      Environmental Parameter Test (EPT)
      EMP-Environmental Management Plan
      An Environmental Management Plan (EMP) is a guidance document to measure and achieve compliance with the environmental mitigation and monitoring to be taken during implementation and operation to eliminate adverse environmental and social impacts of an industry or project, offset them, or reduce them to acceptable levels.

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