Safe and reliable assistance for mobility.
Stairlifts provide safe, seated transport up and down stairs for people with limited mobility, commonly used in homes and assisted living facilities. Under the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER), stairlifts require regular thorough examinations by a competent person to ensure they operate safely and comply with legal standards.

• Frequency: At least every 12 months, or more often if a risk assessment indicates.

• Inspector: Must be a competent person — independent, qualified, and experienced.

• Records: Maintain LOLER reports and promptly address any defects found.

• Legal duty: Owners and caregivers are responsible for arranging examinations.

Non-compliance may result in safety risks and legal penalties.

• Frequency: At least every 12 months, or more often if a risk assessment indicates.

• Inspector: Must be a competent person — independent, qualified, and experienced.

• Records: Maintain LOLER reports and promptly address any defects found.

• Legal duty: Owners and caregivers are responsible for arranging examinations.

Non-compliance may result in safety risks and legal penalties.

Our thorough inspection includes:

• Rail and carriage operation

• Safety sensors and switches

• Control panels and emergency stop functions

• Electrical wiring and battery condition

• Structural integrity of mounting brackets and rails

• Load and speed controls

Book your LOLER stairlift examination today.