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PSA Inspection – A Requirement, Not an Option

Performed by a qualified professional · Documented in compliance with legal requirements · Appointments available on short notice

Do you usepersonal protective equipment against falls from heights (PSAgA)? If so, regularUVV inspectionsare required by law. According to DGUV Rule 112-198, your PSAgA must be inspected and documented by a qualified expert at least once every 12 months.

Our training center will handle this inspection for you—quickly, professionally, and reliably. Whether it’s a safety harness, lanyard, or complete set: We’ll inspect your equipment, document the results, and return your PPE to you, ready for use. If any item is no longer usable, we’ll notify you immediately and, upon request, arrange for a replacement.

Your benefits:

  • UVV Inspection by Qualified Persons
  • Documentation + inspection sticker included
  • Reminder of Upcoming Exams
  • Service for PPE purchased from us as well as third-party PPE
Request an exam date

Here's how it works

Inquiry

Please specify the type and approximate number of items of equipment.

Scheduling

The exam will be held at our training center in Schwerte.

UVV Inspection

By a qualified person, in accordance with the Industrial Safety Regulation and the manufacturer's specifications.

Labeling

Equipment that has been inspected is marked; equipment that has been rejected is removed from circulation.

Test Report

A documented result for your records.

Clear Statement

What can continue to be used and what needs to be replaced.

By a qualified person

Documented in a legally compliant manner

We inspect, label, and document—even equipment that we didn't supply. In the end, you'll know what can still be used. We can accommodate appointments on short notice.

Request an exam date

How often should inspections be conducted?

Generally once a year—subject to the Industrial Safety Regulation and the manufacturer's specifications.

Who is authorized to conduct audits?

Only a qualified person as defined by the Industrial Safety Regulation—that is, someone with the technical training, experience, and recent work experience required for this inspection. 

Do you also inspect equipment that isn't manufactured by Cramer?

Yes.

What happens if there's a shortage?

The affected equipment is marked and taken out of service to prevent it from being used inadvertently. The test report documents the issues found—this way, you have a record of the decision and know what needs to be replaced.

Request a PSA Inspection Appointment

Here's how it works:Get in touch, send in your PPE or drop it off—we'll take care of the rest. After the inspection, you'll receive your equipment back by mail or can pick it up.