NEWS | AUGUST 2021


CORERFID UPGRADES CHECKEDOK WITH QR CODES


the lifting and hoist industry with QR code technology, which allows a far higher level of data to be held than would normally be possible with conventional barcodes. The QR codes can be read by a


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standard tablet or mobile phone and there is no need to purchase and install additional hardware. Inspectors working onsite are now able to scan the QR code attached to an asset and then automatically retrieve the certificate from the last inspection, providing them with instant access to historic information. “CheckedOK’s success is based on continually improving the efficiency and accuracy of reporting processes to help lifting firms to compete more effectively. The


sset management software firm CoreRFID has upgraded its CheckedOK system for


introduction of QR codes continues this guiding aim,” said Munzi Ali, technical director, CoreRFID. CheckedOK, which has been


operating in the lifting industry for over 10 years, enables data inspectors working onsite to be automatically updated to a secure hosted database. Certification documents are immediately available for online viewing and download. It also helps authorised users meet industry regulations such as LOLER and PUWER. CheckedOK is an RFID inspection


system for the crane and lifting industry in the UK and Ireland. Since its launch in 2009, it has gone through a series of improvements to meet regulatory and operational changes facing clients. It has to date, generated reports and certification documents for over 100,000 firms based on who its clients’ service. ●


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