REPORT OF THOROUGH EXAMINATION

FOR MOBILE CRANE

This report complies with the requirements of the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998
DATE OF PRESENT PROOF LOAD
REPORT No. DATE OF NEXT EXAMINATION
TEST / EXAMINATION
BV.KWT.81.23.027/307 27-Nov-2023 26-Nov-2024
NAME & ADDRESS INTEGRATED LOGISTICS CO. KCSC
OF THE OWNER Ahmadi, Kuwait.
Inspection requested by Integrated Logistics Co. KCSC
Place of inspection / Project number At Mina Abdullah
Equipment inspected All Terrain Hydraulic Telescopic Boom Mobile Crane
Reference Standard BS 7121-2-3: 2012
Manufacturer / Model / Year GROVE / GMK6300L / 2014
Serial number / Chassis number 63003113
Fleet number / Registration number ILC-1242 / KWT 41136
300t with special attachment at 2.5m Radius & 15.58m Boom Length with Full Reeving
Rated capacity
& Full Counter weight
Other None

A. EXAMINATION CONDITION:
1. Is this the first examination after installation or assembly at a new site or location? YES NO 
2. If the answer to the above question is YES has the equipment been installed correctly? YES NO N/A 
3. Was the examination carried out within an interval of 6 months? YES NO 
4. Was the examination carried out within an interval of 12 months? YES NO 
5. Was the examination carried out in accordance with an examination scheme? YES  NO
6. Was the examination carried out after the occurrence of exceptional circumstances? YES NO 
7. Identification of any part found to have a defect which is or could become a danger to persons and a description of the defect:
None
8. Particulars of any tests carried out as part of the examination: Periodic examination includes visual inspection, functional & load test
Date of Previous Thorough Examination Date of Previous Proof Load Test Date of Next Proof Load Test
26-Nov-2027 / After substantial
4-Jan-2023 4-Jan-2023
alteration or major repair
B. DETAILS OF EXAMINATION AND TEST:
Thorough inspection carried out followed by a functional Safe working load
Length of boom Radius Proof / Test load
test and load test as stated here in. (SWL)
Main Hook Installed (Max. Cap.) 160 t
Main Hook Current Reeving 10 Falls
Main Hook Wire Rope Dia. 21 mm
Aux. Hook Installed (Max Cap.) Not Available
Aux Hook Current Reeving Not Available
Aux Hook Wire Rope Dia. Not Available Main Hook / 26.24 m 14 m 10.9 t 13.6 t
Boom Sections (1+6 Sections) (.49, .49, 0, 0, 0, 0)
Boom Length/Boom Length Range 15.58 m to 80 m
Radius Range 3 m to 74 m
Rear Counterweight 7t
Center Ballast Not Applicable
Superlift Counterweight Not Applicable
C. RESULTS:
1. The equipment has been found satisfactory.
2. Refer page 2 for examination scheme and details concerning condition of the equipment.
Inspected By Date of Issue: 27-Nov-2023 Checked By

Stamp
Vignesh GUNA Bryan Basinang
Senior Inspector Principal Inspector
The equipment shall be operated by competent person and within the limit defined by the manufacturer. This inspection which is limited to visible and accessible parts of the equipment without dismantling. This inspection is
based on the condition of the above mentioned equipment available at the time of inspection. In case of any alteration and/or repair are done, the equipment should be subjected to new inspection. The examination scheme
approach does not purport to include all the necessary items to be check; it is guidance for inspection and not a limitation of items to be check which may be implemented as required. Inspection has been performed following
the above check list and above mentioned standard and under the condition listed here. Validity of the present report is for the equipment with the configuration described above and following the test recorded in section B.
This intervention is governed by the general terms and conditions of BUREAU VERITAS. Refer to Annexure 1. Any person not a party to the contract pursuant to which this document is delivered may not assert a claim
against BUREAU VERITAS for any liability arising out of errors or omissions which may be contained in said document, or for errors of judgment, fault or negligence committed by personnel of the society or of its agents in
the establishment or issuance of this document, and in connection with any activities for which it may provide.

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 REPORT OF THOROUGH EXAMINATION
FOR MOBILE CRANE

This report complies with the requirements of the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998
DATE OF PRESENT PROOF LOAD
REPORT No. DATE OF NEXT EXAMINATION
TEST / EXAMINATION
BV.KWT.81.23.027/307 27-Nov-2023 26-Nov-2024
Serial number / Chassis number 63003113

No. EXAMINATION OF PASS / DEFECTIVE No. EXAMINATION OF PASS / DEFECTIVE

1 Chassis Pass 38 Emergency stop button/switch Pass
2 Driver Cab Exterior Pass 39 Hoist Pass
3 Hook block attachment point Pass 40 Swing Pass
4 Driver Cab interior Pass 41 Boom up/down Pass
5 Driver Cab Glass Pass 42 Boom telescoping Pass
6 Windscreen wipers (driver's cabin) Pass 43 Throttle Pass
7 Traffic Lights Pass 44 Lights (operator's cabin) Pass
8 Indicators Pass 45 Switches Pass
9 Brake Lights Pass 46 Steering if applicable Pass
10 Reverse Lights & alarm Pass 47 Swing Brake Pass
11 Warning Horn Pass 48 Positive swing lock Pass
12 Brakes Pass 49 Windscreen wiper(operator's cabin) Pass
13 Gears Pass 50 Cab tilt if applicable Pass
14 P.T.O Pass 51 Crane platform Pass
15 Switches/Electrics Pass 52 Rotary distributor Pass
16 Protection of live parts & enclosure Pass 53 Boom attachment pins Pass
17 Tyres/crawler/mounting bolts & lock nuts Pass 54 Boom cylinders Pass
18 Suspension Pass 55 External RCI components Pass
19 Outrigger controls Pass 56 Hoist Drum(s) Pass
20 Outrigger level gauges Pass 57 Hoist Rope(s) Pass
21 Outrigger Beams Pass 58 Telescoping boom Pass
22 Outrigger Jacks Pass 59 Telescoping boom wear pads Pass
23 Outrigger Pads Pass 60 Telescoping boom attachments Pass
24 Hydraulic Tank Pass 61 Lattice boom /connections Not Applicable
25 Fuel Tank Pass 62 Boom pendent Not Applicable
26 Air Reservoirs Pass 63 Boom hoisting wire rope/ drum Not Applicable
27 Counterweights Pass 64 Boom tip sheaves Pass
28 Counterweight attachments & rams Pass 65 Rope guides Pass
29 Superstructure Pass 66 Jib/luffing jib, attach. & accessories Not Available
30 Swing Ring Pass 67 Anti-two block Pass
31 Access Ladders Pass 68 Hoist rope, anchor & attach. point Pass
32 Operator cab external Pass 69 Main hook block / sheaves Pass
33 Safety glass Pass 70 Auxiliary hook block / sheaves Not Available
34 Operator cab internal Pass 71 Fire extinguisher Pass
35 Rated capacity charts Pass 72 Spark arrestor Pass
36 Rated capacity indicator Pass 73 Maker plate Pass
37 Controls Pass 74 Maintenance record & other records No previous records
COMMENTS/REMARKS:
1. Load test carried out at 125% as per the client request.

Inspected By Checked By

Stamp
Vignesh GUNA Bryan Basinang
Senior Inspector Principal Inspector
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 REPORT OF THOROUGH EXAMINATION
FOR MOBILE CRANE

This report complies with the requirements of the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998
DATE OF PRESENT PROOF LOAD
REPORT No. DATE OF NEXT EXAMINATION
TEST / EXAMINATION
BV.KWT.81.23.027/307 27-Nov-2023 26-Nov-2024

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