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A professional LOLER inspection follows a structured process designed to thoroughly assess the condition and safety of lifting equipment. 1. Visual Inspection of Equipment The first stage is a detailed visual examination. The inspection engineer will carefully check the equipment for signs of: cracks or fractures corrosion excessive wear deformation loose or missing components damaged welds leaks or contamination This stage helps identify visible defects that may affect safet

Do You Use Lifting Equipment? Then This Applies to You No matter what industry you operate in, if your business uses lifting equipment, LOLER inspections are not optional — they are a legal requirement . Yet many businesses are either unaware of their obligations or unsure whether they apply to them. This guide breaks it down clearly. What Is a LOLER Inspection? LOLER stands for the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 . These regulations require that all

If your business uses lifting equipment, you may be legally required to carry out regular LOLER inspections . But many companies are unsure which equipment falls under these regulations. Common Equipment That Requires LOLER Inspections The following equipment typically requires inspection under LOLER: Cranes Used in construction, manufacturing, and warehouses. Hoists Including electric chain hoists and manual hoists. Lifting Beams Used for lifting heavy loads safely. Forklift