LOLER Inspection Services

Our expert LOLER inspections give you the peace of mind that your lifting equipment is operating to the highest standards. Fast, reliable, and fully certified – we help keep your business moving.

LOLER INSPECTION PROCESS

STEP 1: Consultation & Review

We assess your machinery type, usage, and environment to determine the appropriate inspection schedule.

STEP 2:
Thorough Examination

Our qualified engineers carry out a detailed inspection of your equipment, checking for wear, defects, and compliance with LOLER standards.

STEP 3:
CLEAR
REPORTING

You’ll receive a full written report of our findings, including any issues that may need attention, alongside practical recommendations.

STEP 4:
CERTIFICATE
ISSUED

Once your equipment passes inspection, we provide a valid LOLER certificate as proof of compliance, keeping you covered for audits, insurance, and peace of mind.

Supporting Industries Nationwide

LOLER Inspections and Certificates

At UK Loler & MEWP Services, we provide thorough LOLER (Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998) inspections. This ensures your equipment remains safe, compliant, and ready for use. 

Whether you operate MEWPs, cranes, lifting accessories, or other lifting machinery, our fully qualified engineers carry out detailed examinations and provide you with an official LOLER certificate for your records.

Regular LOLER inspections aren’t just a legal requirement, they’re essential for protecting your workforce, your equipment, and your business.

Accreditations:

IPAF TRAINING LICENCE

CAP QUALIFIED ENGINEERS

LOLER inpsection UK

Receive A Quote For Your LOLER Inspection

Whether you need a one-off inspection or ongoing support for a full fleet, we’ll tailor a package to suit your business. Get in touch today to discuss your requirements and receive a no-obligation quote from our friendly team.

Manufacturers

Our business provides LOLER inspections for equipment including the following manufacturers:

Importance and Benefits

Why Should Your Lifting Equipment Be Inspected?

LOLER inspections are a legal requirement in the UK. Regular checks help protect operators, reduce risks, and ensure you’re fully compliant with workplace safety laws.

Spotting potential issues early prevents costly breakdowns and unexpected stoppages, keeping your projects on schedule.

Planned inspections and maintenance can also extend the lifespan of your equipment, helping you avoid expensive repairs or premature replacements.

COMPLIANCE

SAFETY

Reduced Costs

REDUCED DOWNTIME

FAQs

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LOLER stands for Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998. It’s UK legislation that sets out the legal requirements for the safe use of lifting equipment, including cranes, hoists, forklifts, passenger lifts, and other lifting machinery.

LOLER applies to all lifting equipment and lifting accessories used at work. This covers a wide range of machinery and devices such as cranes, hoists, forklift trucks, passenger and goods lifts, mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs), and vehicle tail lifts. It also includes the accessories used with them, for example chains, ropes, slings, shackles, eyebolts, lifting frames, and spreader beams. In simple terms, if equipment is used to lift, lower, or move a load, LOLER is likely to apply.

The frequency of LOLER inspections depends on the type of equipment and how it is used. In most cases, lifting equipment used to lift people must be thoroughly examined at least every six months, while other lifting equipment and accessories must be examined at least every twelve months.

If equipment is exposed to conditions that may cause deterioration, or if it is being used more intensively, inspections may need to be carried out more frequently. 

The Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 are a set of UK health and safety regulations that place duties on businesses and employers who own, operate, or control lifting equipment.

The regulations require that lifting operations are properly planned, supervised, and carried out safely, and that all lifting equipment is fit for purpose, appropriately marked, and subject to regular thorough examinations. LOLER is designed to protect both employees and the public by ensuring that lifting equipment and activities are carried out safely and responsibly.