About LOLER Thorough Examinations
Have you ever had a LOLER Thorough Examination carried out on your Tail Lift? If No is your answer, then you are breaking the law.....
An important part of operating any equipment is its safety. Tail Lifts are No exception.
Not only will a LOLER Tail Lift Thorough Examination Reveal if your tail lift is safe to operate,it will also protect you and your Company in the event that a tail lift fails whilst it is in service,or if an Employee is injured.Todays health and safety is proving to be ever complex.as years go by,there are more and more additions to legislation. At Cumbria Tail Lifts, we offer a full thorough LOLER Examination Service to anyone operating tail lifts from a one man band to arranging forward planning entire fleets of vehicles with tail lifts.We operate in Cumbria and south west Scotland and will ensure your entire fleet are legal.If a thorough Examination reveals that work needs to be undertaken to make the tail lift safe to use,then we will outline in a full quote the works needed to put it right
Tail Lift LOLER Regulations
If you have a tail lift it must have a LOLER Thorough examination every six months
As you will be aware,if you have a tail lift it must have a LOLER Thorough examination every six months to Comply with The Lifting Operations and Equipment Regulations 1998{ LOLER } This is a Legal requirement More info can be found on the Health and Safety Executive Website.
Also after substantial and significant changes have been made.
Following exceptional circumstances such as damage to, or failure of,the lift,long periods out of use or a major change in operating conditions which is likely to affect the integrity of the equipment. A LOLER Thorough examination must be carried out.
Once you are on our system for LOLER Thorough examination we will contact you to let you know when the next examination is due, normally Two weeks before the expiry of your last certificate.
None compliance with the law may invalidate vehicle insurance and a fine through the courts or a custodial sentence should any Third party be injured.
