Which label indicates inspection standards for lifts?

• A. Winding Drum
• B. Factor of Safety
• C. Slack-Chain Device
• D. Code Data Plate

Answer: (D)

The label that shows inspection standards is the code data plate. This plate is attached to the lift and lists the applicable codes and standards (such as safety and inspection requirements), along with operating limits, ratings, and certification marks. It serves as the quick reference inspectors rely on to confirm the lift meets the required safety and maintenance rules, and to know when inspections are due. The other items refer to parts or design concepts rather than a labeling that communicates inspection standards: a winding drum is a mechanical part of the drive system, a slack-chain device is used to take up slack in the hoist chain, and the factor of safety is a design margin used in calculations.