Tail Lifts

Why is a Tail Lift LOLER Inspection Necessary?

Ensuring the safety of employees and the public
Maintaining the operational efficiency of tail lifts
Complying with legal requirements
Preventing costly repairs and downtime

LOLER Inspections Periods

According to the LOLER regulations, tail lift inspections should be conducted at least once every six months for lifts used for lifting people and once every twelve months for other lifts. However, these are minimum requirements and more frequent inspections may be necessary depending on the usage and condition of the lift.

The loler inspection and service process

The LOLER inspection and Service process involves a series of checks and procedures to ensure the safety and efficiency of tail lifts.

These include:

Visual inspection of all components
Operational testing
Lubrication
Load testing
Inspection of safety devices

SITE SURVEY

We value site surveys as they provide an opportunity to engage directly with our clients.

These surveys enable us to not only build a relationship with our customers but gather as much information so our team of engineers will arrive on-site fully briefed with a clear understanding of the equipment that requires Inspecting, Servicing and Testing as well as any procedures that need to be put in place.

INTERESTED?

If you’re in need of this service then please get in touch now. One of our dedicated team would be happy to discuss any requirements you may have.

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