Lifting equipment under thorough examination near Newbridge
LOLER inspections / Edinburgh, the Lothians & Forth Valley

LOLER inspections & lifting equipment testing in Newbridge.

Airport-edge logistics and distribution lifting equipment, examined across Newbridge. Keep your business compliant, your insurance valid and your workforce safe — with independent, competent-person examinations and same-day digital reports.

Area
City of Edinburgh
Standard
Competent person
What we examine

Services,
indexed.

04 disciplines / LOLER + PUWER
Service / 01

LOLER Thorough
Examinations

Statutory thorough examination of lifting equipment under LOLER 1998: cranes, hoists, MEWPs, fork trucks and runway beams, examined against safe working load and condition.

CranesHoistsMEWPsFork trucks
Service / 02

PUWER
Examinations

Examination of work equipment under PUWER 1998 to confirm it is safe to use, correctly installed, maintained, and suitable for the task and environment.

PlantMachineryGuardingControls
Service / 03

Working at Height
Equipment

Thorough examination of personal fall-protection and working-at-height equipment: harnesses, lanyards, fall-arrest blocks and anchor points, examined for condition and safe use.

HarnessesLanyardsFall arrestAnchors
Service / 04

Lifting
Accessories

Thorough examination of lifting accessories: chain and wire rope slings, webbing, shackles, eyebolts and below-the-hook devices, individually identified and recorded.

SlingsChainsEyeboltsShackles
Local coverage / City of Edinburgh

Serving Newbridge.

Edinburgh, the Lothians & Forth Valley

Newbridge is Edinburgh’s western logistics gateway, with major distribution centres beside the airport and motorway network. Our examinations keep their fork trucks, dock equipment and lifting gear compliant and safe.

Newbridge industrial estate

Sectors we examine for in Newbridge
LogisticsDistributionWarehousingAirport support
The competent-person standard

Why Scott.

01

Genuine independence

Examination separated from supply, hire and repair, so the report of thorough examination is impartial and stands as a statutory record.

02

Competent person, evidenced

Examinations carried out by a competent person with the knowledge and experience the regulations require, not a box-ticking checklist.

03

Clear A and B defect categorisation

Defects graded for severity and timescale: category A for an existing or imminent risk, category B for action within a defined period.

04

Statutory reporting and intervals

Reports issued to the duty holder and held against the correct examination interval, so the next due date is never missed.

City & Guilds trained
City & Guilds trained
Esinet membership
Esinet member
Competent person carrying out a thorough examination of lifting gear
Booking to record

Process,
staged.

03 stages / per examination
01

Book and scope

We confirm the equipment, the duty holder and the relevant regulation, then arrange a competent-person attendance date that suits your site.

Out / scope agreed
02

Thorough examination on site

The equipment is examined against its safe working load and condition, with functional testing where required.

Out / examined
03

Same day report

Your report of thorough examination is issued the same day, digitally, with any defects categorised A or B and the timescale for action stated plainly.

Out / report issued
Arrange an examination

Book a thorough
examination.

Telephone
0333 772 4704
Address
Technology House
Glasgow
G3 7PR
Coverage
Far north west England · north east England · all of Scotland. Site attendance arranged by region.
Response
We confirm scope and a competent-person attendance date by return.
┐ Signal colour reserved for validation and key actions.