Assisted Iiving/mobility
Safe and dependable lifting for independent living.
Assisted living and mobility equipment — such as patient hoists, bath lifts, ceiling track hoists, and other mobility aids — help people with reduced mobility live independently and safely. Under the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER), this equipment must undergo regular thorough examinations by a competent person to ensure it remains safe, reliable, and legally compliant.
LOLER Requirements for Assisted Living & Mobility Equipment
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Frequency: At least every 6 months if used to lift people.
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Inspector: Must be a competent person — independent, qualified, and experienced.
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Records: Keep LOLER reports and fix any defects without delay.
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Legal duty: Care homes, hospitals, equipment providers, and private owners are responsible for arranging examinations.
Failure to comply can put vulnerable users at risk and lead to legal consequences.
What’s Checked During the Examination
Our comprehensive inspection covers:
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Slings, harnesses, and lifting attachments
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Hoist mechanisms (electric, hydraulic, or manual)
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Control systems and emergency stops
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Safety interlocks and limit switches
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Structural integrity and mounting points
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Electrical wiring and battery systems
✅ Stay compliant. ✅ Protect users and carers. ✅ Ensure safe daily operation.
Book your LOLER assisted living & mobility equipment examination today.