Equipment and accessory register
Unique IDs, safe working loads, examination dates and next-due dates in one list you can actually maintain.
Lifting
LOLER records straight, before a client asks for them
Registers, intervals, colour coding and examination reports in order — so when someone asks for evidence on your lifting equipment, you can produce it the same day.
LOLER 1998 requires lifting equipment to be thoroughly examined by a competent person — generally at least every 6 months for accessories and equipment lifting people, and at least every 12 months for other lifting equipment, or to an examination scheme. We help you get the registers, intervals and reports in order and tell you what is overdue.
What this includes
Interval review
What is due, what is overdue and what needs examining after damage, repair or relocation.
Colour coding and quarantine
A simple system for taking suspect accessories out of use so they cannot quietly return to the rack.
Records ready for audit
Examination reports, pre-use checks and defect close-outs organised so evidence is one file away.
Being straight about what we do today
Thorough examination services are still being set up at KVK, so we do not claim to carry them out ourselves. We are not going to pretend otherwise to win a job.
What we can do now is the part most sites are actually failing on: knowing what equipment they hold, when it was last examined, what is overdue, and having the paperwork to show it.
Where sites get caught out
The usual findings are accessories with no traceable ID, examination dates nobody can evidence, and defective kit still hanging in the store because there is no quarantine arrangement.
None of that is expensive to fix — it just needs someone to go through it once properly and leave you a system that can be kept up.
FAQs
Common questions
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Tell us the course, the site or the problem. We will come back with options, dates and a straight answer.