SEMA Racking Inspection Checklist

Use this SEMA Racking Inspection Checklist to assess storage racks for damage and ensure compliance with SEMA standards to prevent warehouse accidents.

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SEMA Racking Inspection Checklist

Upright Frames

Beams

Connections And Clips

Load Signs

Floor Fixings

Rack Protection

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SEMA Racking Inspection Checklist

Use this SEMA Racking Inspection Checklist to assess storage racks for damage and ensure compliance with SEMA standards to prevent warehouse accidents.

1. Are dents, twists, or other deformations that could compromise load-bearing capacity checked for?

2. Is rust or corrosion inspected, particularly at the base of the uprights?

1. Are cracks, deflections, or signs of overloading looked for?

2. Are beams correctly seated, and are beam connectors securely in place?

1. Are all bolts, safety pins, and locking clips present and undamaged?

2. Are any missing or faulty components replaced immediately?

1. Are load capacity signs installed, visible, and legible?

2. Are the signs updated if there have been changes to your racking configuration or load limits?

1. Are base plates and floor anchors examined to confirm they are secure and undamaged?

2. Are cracks or wear in the surrounding concrete checked for?

1. Is the condition of column guards, end barriers, and corner protectors assessed?

2. Are damaged protective measures repaired or replaced to safeguard against further impacts?