EkipNet Authorization Scope

Periodic inspection, reporting and maintenance follow-up.

We do more than inspect equipment: findings are reported clearly, maintenance requirements are separated from inspection results and the next inspection action is recorded.

Inspection Groups

The authorization scope is presented as clear service categories for operators.

For EkipNet periodic inspection enquiries, equipment type, capacity, operating conditions and registration data are verified. The pressure vessel periodic inspection and lifting equipment inspection plans are then prepared from this information.

01

Pressure Equipment and Associated Systems

Steam, high-temperature water, hot-water and thermal-oil boilers; compressed-air/gas vessels, LPG tanks, expansion vessels, water heaters, accumulation tanks, autoclaves and similar equipment.

02

Lifting and Conveying Equipment

Tower and mobile cranes, overhead/gantry cranes, forklifts, pallet trucks, stackers, lifting tables, work platforms, goods lifts and lifting accessories.

03

Plant and Construction Machinery

Excavators, loaders, backhoe loaders, graders, dozers, compaction and paving machinery, concrete pumps, drilling machines and similar site equipment.

04

Scaffolding, Platforms and Access

Construction scaffolds, mobile access towers, mast-climbing/suspended work platforms, mobile elevating work platforms and access equipment.

05

Fire Protection and Ventilation Systems

Fire suppression and sprinkler systems, portable extinguishers, smoke extraction, escape-route pressurization, ventilation and air-conditioning systems.

06

Machine Tools, Racking and Industrial Doors

Mechanical, hydraulic and pneumatic presses; lathes, milling, sawing and drilling machines; industrial racking, doors and associated guarding systems.

This list is a concise service overview. The exact authorization and inspection scope is verified against the equipment type and current registration records before quotation.

Pressure gauge used during field inspection of pressure equipment

Inspection Process

Efficient on site, complete in documentation.

  1. Preliminary list: Equipment names, capacities, locations and previous reports are collected.
  2. Planning: Preparation, shutdown requirements and site access are confirmed.
  3. Inspection: Visual, functional and required measurements are carried out for the relevant equipment type.
  4. Report: Findings, photographs and nonconformities are recorded clearly.
  5. Follow-up: Maintenance actions and the next inspection date are communicated to the client.

After the Inspection

Identifying a nonconformity is not enough; the route to resolution must also be clear.

FORTAS keeps inspection services contractually separate from maintenance or corrective work. The client may proceed with its own team or another contractor while retaining a clear technical action list.

Defect and priority schedule

Separation of critical, short-term and planned maintenance actions.

Maintenance scope

Definition of material, labor, shutdown, testing and handover requirements.

Closure record

Tracking completed work and closed findings through photographs and service records.

For a Quotation

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