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Lift and Lifting Equipment Maintenance

  • Are LOLER reports available, covering the last 6 months on all known assets?

  • Have anchor point systems been inspected and tested in the last year (or as recommended by a competent person)?

  • Have cradles, trolleys and runways been inspected and tested in the last year (or as recommended by a competent person)?

  • Have Mansafe or other roof protection been inspected in the last year (or as recommended by a competent person)?

  • Have MEWPS/Access Equipment been inspected in the last 6 months (or as recommended by a competent person)?

  • Have lifts such as hydraulic and electric passenger and goods lifts been inspected by a competent person (at least 6 monthly)?

  • Have all lifts such as hydraulic and electric passenger and goods lifts received periodic insurance inspection and are the certificates in date?

  • Have any of the certificates flagged up any time defects and is there any evidence to show that these defects have been closed out?

  • Did any of the certificates flag up any immediate defects and were they addressed prior to the lift being returned to service?

  • Have insurance inspections on lifting tackle, chain and wire rope slings, eye bolts and shackles been carried out and were such inspections in date?

  • Did any of the certificates flag up any immediate defects and were they addressed prior to the lifting equipment being returned to service?

  • Have all lifts (passenger and goods) been tested in accordance with the Planned Preventative Maintenance Schedule frequency and standards?

  • Do all lifts have operational log books located next to the lifting machinery?

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