Scissor lift
Safe lifting for working at height.
Scissor lifts provide a stable platform for workers to perform tasks at height in construction, maintenance, and industrial settings. Under the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER), scissor lifts require regular thorough examinations by a competent person to ensure safety and legal compliance.
Scissor Lifts LOLER Examinations
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Frequency: At least every 6 months for equipment used to lift 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: Keep LOLER reports and promptly address any defects.
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Legal duty: Owners, employers, and operators must ensure examinations are arranged.
Failure to comply can lead to legal consequences and safety hazards.
LOLER Requirements for Scissor Lifts
Our thorough inspection covers:
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Lifting platform and guardrails
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Scissor mechanism and hydraulic systems
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Control systems and emergency stops
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Safety interlocks and alarms
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Structural integrity of the lift framework
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Electrical wiring and components
What’s Checked During the Examination
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