Platform lifts


Platform Lifts LOLER Examinations
Accessible and safe vertical transport for all.
Platform lifts are designed to provide wheelchair users and those with mobility difficulties safe access between floors in public buildings, homes, and commercial premises. Under the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER), platform lifts are required to undergo regular thorough examinations by a competent person to ensure safety and compliance with legal requirements.
LOLER Requirements for Platform Lifts
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Frequency: At least every 6 months if carrying people, or every 12 months for goods-only lifts.
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Inspector: Must be a competent person — independent, qualified, and experienced.
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Records: Maintain LOLER examination reports and take prompt action on any defects.
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Legal duty: Owners, employers, and facilities managers must ensure examinations are scheduled.
Failure to comply can lead to penalties and increased safety hazards.
What’s Checked During the Examination
Our comprehensive inspection covers:
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Platform structure and safety barriers
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Control systems and emergency stops
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Suspension and lifting mechanisms
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Safety interlocks and alarms
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Electrical wiring and components
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Structural integrity of shaft and framework
Stay compliant. ✅ Ensure user safety. ✅ Avoid unexpected failures.
Book your LOLER platform lift examination today.
