TRNG-17 // INSPECTION COORDINATION
Statutory Equipment Inspection (Riksa Uji)
Statutory inspection and testing of lifting equipment, pressure vessels, power machinery, elevators, electrical installations, and fire protection systems is performed by licensed PJK3 inspection partners and labour inspectors. Nusa Safety plans the schedule, prepares the equipment data and compliance file, and coordinates the partner and the follow-up. Reports and certificates (Suket) are issued by the authorised parties, not by Nusa Safety.
WHO IT IS FOR
Any employer that owns or uses regulated equipment, such as lifting and transport equipment, boilers and pressure vessels, power and production machinery, elevators and escalators, electrical installations, fire alarm systems, and lightning protection.
WHEN YOU NEED IT
Before first use, at periodic intervals, after modification, relocation, or major repair, or when an inspection finding requires a re-test.
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
- Register of regulated equipment with inspection due dates
- Technical data and document pack for the inspection partner
- Inspection schedule and on-site coordination
- Tracking of reports and Suket from the authorised parties
- Close-out list for findings and re-test planning
WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU
- Equipment list with technical data and location
- Previous inspection reports and Suket
- Manufacturer documents, drawings, and maintenance records
- Safe access, isolation, and load or test arrangements during testing
- Names and licences of equipment operators, where required
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Who actually inspects and tests our equipment?
A licensed PJK3 inspection partner and, where the regulation requires, a specialist labour inspector. Nusa Safety coordinates and prepares the file, but does not perform the statutory test or issue the Suket.
What happens if equipment fails the inspection?
The findings are reported by the inspection party. We help you plan the repair and the re-test. Equipment that fails should not be used until it has been cleared.
