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6.7 Post Load Test Visual Inspection
(NOTE: RML website www.reflexmarine.com/support should be checked for the latest version of the
tables in this section)
When should a post Load test
visual inspection be
conducted?
A post load test visual inspection must be conducted immediately following
every load test.
The load test exerts additional stress into the FROG and this inspection
formally records whether any resulting weakness is observed.
Who should conduct this
inspection?
Does this inspection require a
formal record?
What drawings are required
to support this inspection?
The drawings are available in Appendix B.
What equipment is required
to perform this inspection?
i. A ladder.
ii. An inspection frame or floor matting.
iii. Good lighting.
A suitable means of safely accessing the top and the bottom parts of the
FROG-3 is required. When using a step ladder or ladder it should be
securely fixed to prevent slippage whilst accessing the top of the FROG.
The FROG-3 can be laid on its side on protective matting, or the use of a
secure inspection frame assembly to safely access the underside of the
FROG-3 is recommended. Do not go underneath an active lift.
Be aware that in some regions “Working at Height” regulations may apply.
The following checklist is suggested as a suitable list of required inspection items and a suitable
format for recording key inspection data. A ‘WORD and EXCEL’ copy of this inspection checklist is
included on the distributed CD’s and is also available on the Reflex Marine Ltd website at
www.reflexmarine.com/support.
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