LOLER Compliance Support
for Commercial Lift Duty Holders.
LOLER compliance is not achieved through servicing alone. Duty holders need suitable examination arrangements, competent independent assessment, retained reports and action on identified defects.
Trades 247 helps facilities managers, landlords and managing agents coordinate lift compliance activity and related remedial works across UK sites.
We review equipment use, duty-holder arrangements, available declarations and reports, examination dates, competent-person requirements, defects and maintenance interfaces.
Specialist support for facilities managers, landlords, managing agents and commercial property teams.
Examination Scheduling Support
Independent thorough examinations can be coordinated at appropriate intervals and after relevant events.
Competent Person Coordination
The examiner must have the necessary competence and independence to make impartial safety decisions.
Report and Certificate Management
Examination reports, dates, findings and distribution can be organised for site records.
Defect Action Tracking
Reported defects can be prioritised, assigned and monitored through completion.
Urgent Defect Escalation
Defects involving serious or imminent danger require immediate control and appropriate notification routes.
Repair Coordination
Competent lift contractors can address examination findings within agreed timescales.
Post-Repair Evidence
Repair records and appropriate confirmation can support closure of actions.
Portfolio Compliance Oversight
Schedules and outstanding actions can be tracked across multiple sites and assets.
Common LOLER Management Gaps
A Clear Route from Enquiry to Completion
LOLER Compliance FAQs
What does LOLER stand for?
It refers to the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations.
Does routine servicing satisfy LOLER?
No. Maintenance and independent thorough examination are separate requirements.
Who can carry out the thorough examination?
A competent person with appropriate practical and theoretical knowledge who can make impartial safety decisions.
What happens when a defect is reported?
The duty holder must consider the report, control risk and ensure action within the stated or otherwise appropriate timeframe.
Can you manage actions across several sites?
Yes. We can help coordinate schedules, documents and remedial works across portfolios.
Talk To Our Team Today
Whether you need an emergency repair, ongoing property maintenance or a tailored Planned Preventative Maintenance programme, Trades 247 is here to help.
Speak to our team today on 0330 090 4247, to discuss your requirements, request a quotation or arrange nationwide commercial property maintenance support, available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
