Passenger, Goods & Platform Lift Inspections

Lift Inspections We Provide

We carry out LOLER thorough examinations on:

Passenger Lifts

• Commercial buildings

• Offices

• Public buildings

Goods Lifts

• Warehouses

• Industrial premises

• Workshops

Platform Lifts

• Disabled access lifts

• Vertical platform lifts

• Inclined platform lifts

LOLER Requirements for Lifts

Under LOLER regulations:

• Passenger lifts must be inspected every 6 months

• Goods lifts typically every 12 months

• Additional inspections required after significant changes or repairs

We ensure your equipment meets all legal requirements and remains safe to operate.

Why Choose PEIS Ltd

• ✔ Independent, competent Engineer Surveyor

• ✔ Fully insured inspection service

• ✔ Experience across lifting equipment and machinery

• ✔ Clear, straightforward reporting

• ✔ Fast turnaround

✔ Thorough examination reports
✔ Defect classification (A/B/C)
✔ Insurance-compliant documentation
✔ Clear, practical recommendations

"We provide a reliable and professional service tailored to your business"

Fast, Flexible Service

We aim to minimise disruption and arrange inspections at a time that suits your business.

Flexible scheduling available

Book a Lift Inspection

Need a passenger, goods, or platform lift inspected?

• 📞 Call: 07881-273-975

• 📧 Email: inspections@perkinseis.co.uk

• Or use our booking form below.

PEIS Ltd provides professional, independent LOLER thorough examinations for passenger lifts, goods lifts and platform lifts across Edinburgh, the Scottish Borders and the Lothians.

We ensure your lifting equipment is safe, compliant and legally covered, with clear reporting and fast turnaround.

Who We Work With

• Property management companies

• Housing associations

• Facilities management companies

• Commercial buildings

• Public sector buildings

"Failure to carry out regular LOLER inspections can result in compliance issues, increased risk, and potential downtime".

What’s Included

• Thorough examination of lift system

• Safety component checks

• Defect classification (A/B/C)

• Clear written report

• Recommendations for compliance