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Have You Scheduled Your Annual Lift Inspections? Fresno CA

The Automotive Lift Institute (ALI) recommends that all vehicle lifts be inspected by a qualified inspector at least annually “in order to ensure reliability and allow the continued safe operation of the lift.” Additionally, an increasing number of local building codes and other regulations in the United States and Canada require annual lift inspections.

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Have You Scheduled Your Annual Lift Inspections?



The Automotive Lift Institute (ALI) recommends that all vehicle lifts be inspected by a qualified inspector at least annually “in order to ensure reliability and allow the continued safe operation of the lift.” Additionally, an increasing number of local building codes and other regulations in the United States and Canada require annual lift inspections.

“Having your lifts inspected every year makes good business sense,” said Ron Lainhart, parts and service manager, Rotary Lift. “A good inspection will identify any potential maintenance issues before they turn into problems. That gives you time to schedule repairs at your convenience, reducing costly downtime and preventing more expensive emergency fixes.”



The inspection should follow the specific instructions provided by the lift manufacturer.

The ANSI/ALI ALOIM-2000 national standard covering safety requirements for lift operation, inspection and maintenance also outlines a number of minimum inspection points that should be examined on any lift. These include:

• Examining all accessible structural components, including welds, for any evidence of overloading, misuse or abuse.

• Examining electrical components and wiring.

• Checking the lift controls to ensure accessibility, an unobstructed view of the lift and an automatic return to the neutral or off position when released.

• Locating appropriate lift documentation, safety instr...

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