Periodic Inspections and Environmental Measurements

Workplace Environmental Measurements:

• Workplace Noise Measurement and Mapping
• Dust and Particulate Measurements with Mapping
• Lighting Level Measurement and Mapping
• Thermal Comfort Measurement (humidity, temperature, etc.)
• Dosimetric Noise Measurement
• Organic Vapor Measurement
• Aspiration Flow Rate Measurement
• Gas Vapor Measurement
• Vibration Measurement

All required measurements at your workplace are conducted and reported in compliance with national and international standards.

Our measurement equipment is selected according to current technology and relevant standards. All devices are regularly calibrated by accredited organizations.

Periodic Workplace Inspections

Periodic Inspections of Lifting Equipment:

• Forklift
• Pallet Jack
• Mobile Crane
• Crane
• Hoist
• Freight Elevator
• Vehicle Lifting Jack
• Lifting Platform
• Manlift
• Boom Lift

Periodic Inspections of Pressure Vessels:

• Heating Boiler
• Hot Water Boiler
• Steam Boiler
• Thermal Oil Boiler
• Air Compressor
• Hydrophore
• Air Tank
• Autoclave
• Industrial Gas Tanks
• LPG Tank

Electrical and Grounding Measurements:

• Electrical Installation Grounding
• Electrical Panel Grounding
• Machinery Grounding
• Generator Grounding
• Lightning Rod Grounding
• Transformer Oil Test
• Light Intensity Measurement
• Thermal Camera Measurement
• Cathodic Protection Test
• Harmonic Measurement

Porter Examination (Hygiene Screening)

Employees working in food-related businesses should undergo porter examinations every 3 months to determine whether they carry any contagious diseases.
(Labor Law Article: 77, Worker Health and Work Safety Regulation Article: 57/7, Public Hygiene Law Article: 126)

Certificates and Authorizations:

• Forklift License: Required for any personnel operating forklifts.
• Heavy Equipment Operation License (G-type): Mandatory for those operating wheeled heavy machinery.
• Boiler Operator Certificate: Personnel operating workplace boilers must hold this certificate.

Grounding Inspection:

The grounding system must be constructed with a low-resistance conductor capable of safely carrying any fault currents and include appropriate disconnect devices. All non-current-carrying metallic parts such as cable conduits, equipment housings, and metal structures must be grounded. The system’s suitability is verified annually with resistance measurements.
(Worker Health and Work Safety Regulation Articles: 295, 296, 297, 353; Grounding Regulation Article: 10-EK/P)

Lightning Rod (Paratoner) Inspection:

Buildings where flammable, explosive, hazardous, or harmful substances are processed or stored must be equipped with lightning protection systems as per legislation. Lightning rods and other protection systems must be inspected at least once a year by qualified personnel, with documented results kept on site.
(Worker Health and Work Safety Regulation Article: 343; Regulation on Workplaces Handling Explosive and Hazardous Materials Article: 57)