Specialised insurance inspections for life science facilities

These inspections are required to ensure that critical assets are operating safely, efficiently, and within compliance—both from a risk management and regulatory liability perspective. The team can support functional demonstrations or testing as well as liaising with quality assurance, facilities, and the insurance inspector.

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Purpose and importance

Insurance inspections are essential for:
 

  • Verifying the operational integrity of critical infrastructure and machinery
  • Identifying and mitigating potential safety, performance, or compliance risks
  • Ensuring adherence to national and international regulatory frameworks 
  • Supporting insurance claim validation and liability protection
  • Reducing downtime and unplanned maintenance costs

Our Services include:


Pre-Inspection Preparation
We assist in preparing your facility for scheduled insurance inspections by reviewing equipment status, maintenance logs, calibration records, and ensuring all documentation is up to date. Our team can also identify any potential red flags prior to the inspector’s visit.

Functional Demonstrations & Equipment Testing
Our engineers coordinate and execute functional tests and operational demonstrations to showcase equipment performance and safety features. This may include emergency shutdown procedures, alarm systems, pressure or temperature control validations, and load testing.

Cross-Functional Liaison & Coordination
We serve as the bridge between the insurance inspector and your internal teams—facilitating communication between Quality Assurance, Facilities Management, and Engineering departments to ensure a streamlined inspection process.

Compliance Documentation & Reporting
We compile and present the required documentation, including calibration certificates, maintenance records, validation protocols (IQ/OQ/PQ), and SOPs. Our team ensures that all reporting is inspection-ready, accurate, and aligned with industry regulations.

Post-Inspection Support
Should the inspection identify areas for improvement or corrective actions, our engineers will work closely with your team to resolve issues quickly and document the necessary changes to satisfy both regulatory and insurance requirements.
 

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Systems commonly included in inspections:

  • Autoclaves, sterilisers, and decontamination units
  • HVAC and cleanroom environmental controls
  • Critical laboratory or production equipment
  • Backup power and fire suppression systems
  • Compressed air, water purification, and gas delivery systems 

Life Science Technology not only delivers excellent results, but they do so with a positive attitude and a strong commitment to every project.

Anel Alilović

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