Lift & Plant Inspections
Legal Requirement
Under Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations (LOLER) 1998 and PUWER 1998, all lifts and mechanical plant must be inspected and tested to ensure safety.
Inspection Frequency
Every 6–12 months: Thorough examination by a competent engineer.
Ongoing: Routine operational checks.
What Reports Include
Detailed examination report of lifts and plant.
Defects, risks, and recommended actions.
Certificates of compliance for audit purposes.
Risks of Non-Compliance
Risk of injury or fatality.
Legal enforcement action and fines.
Operational disruption to school facilities.
How JRS Manages It
.JRS coordinates inspections with certified engineers, ensures defects are addressed promptly, and provides clear records and recommendations. We manage contractors so schools remain safe and compliant.
Lift & Plant Inspections Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Are all lifts included?
A: Yes, passenger and service lifts, as well as hoists and related equipment.
Q: What if a lift is out of service?
A: JRS manages repair scheduling and ensures minimal disruption to school operations.
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