LOLER
Passenger Lift LOLER Inspection
Passenger lifts create a high-expectation compliance duty because building users, residents, staff and visitors rely on them every day.
Equipment guidance
Start from the item you need checked, then follow the guide to the likely LOLER, PUWER or PSSR inspection route.
LOLER
Passenger lifts create a high-expectation compliance duty because building users, residents, staff and visitors rely on them every day.
LOLER + PUWER
Vehicle lifts in garages and workshops sit at the overlap between lifting equipment condition, operator safety and clear workshop records.
LOLER + PUWER
Forklift trucks, attachments and handling equipment can create mixed LOLER and PUWER duties depending on how the equipment is used.
LOLER
Lifting accessories are small enough to be missed but safety-critical enough to create serious risk when damaged, unmarked or overdue.
PSSR
Compressed air systems are common in workshops and production sites, but the written scheme and examination evidence often lags behind equipment changes.
PSSR
Boilers and pressure systems need coherent written scheme evidence, safe operating limits and planned examination access.
PUWER
Machinery guarding and control condition often reveal whether a PUWER file reflects real operator risk or only paperwork.
PUWER
Loading bays combine vehicle movements, work equipment, pedestrians, dispatch pressure and high-use equipment that deteriorates quickly.
Book an inspection
Send the equipment list, site postcode and any due dates. City Inspection Services will confirm scope, availability and the most sensible inspection schedule.
Quote intake
Site, assets, due dates.