We inspect and certify 68 classes of plant and lifting equipment across 9 categories. Every certificate is numbered, carries a QR code and a barcode, and resolves to a live record on this website. Every machine gets a matching sticker with the next inspection date.
Each category below has its own checklist, its own standards and its own re-inspection interval. Open a category to see every machine type we certify inside it.
Numbered ADV-EQ-#####, printed at 300 dpi. Carries the standards applied, the full equipment specification, the complete checklist with every point marked satisfactory, not applicable or defect, the load test data where relevant, the result, the examiner and our certification stamp.
A 76 × 51 mm sticker for the machine itself: equipment, serial, inspection date, next due date, the same QR code and the same number as the certificate.
A permanent verification page. Anyone who scans the QR sees the machine, the result, the days remaining and the document itself, with no login and no phone call.
Give us the machines, serial numbers and site. We come back with a schedule and a fixed price per unit, including any load test weights required.
Our examiner works through the checklist for that equipment class: visual, functional and, where the scope calls for it, a proof load or NDT check.
A numbered A4 certificate is generated the same day, showing the standards applied, every checklist point and the result.
A matching numbered sticker goes on the equipment with the next-inspection date and the same QR code, so a gate check needs no paperwork.
Scan the QR or type the number at advancedinspectorate.com/verify. The registry shows live status, the full document and the next due date.
The certificate, the sticker and the registry all carry the same number. Nothing can be photocopied into existence, and a withdrawn certificate goes red the moment we revoke it.
Client HSE audits ask for the certificate, the standard applied and the examiner. All three print on the document and show on the verification page.
We track every machine's next-due date and tell you before it lapses, so nothing gets shut down at a gate.
The examiner can attach a photograph of the actual machine to the certificate, so there is no argument about which unit was inspected.
Equipment not on this list? Send us the machine and the standard it was built to, and we will tell you honestly whether we can examine it.
Send the equipment list. We will come back with a schedule and a price per unit.