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Unsure if your current inspection provider is keeping you compliant? or if all your equipment is being examined and tested in line with the relevant regulations? Then this service is for you.
An inspection schedule review involves a structured assessment of all equipment covered by LOLER, PUWER, PSSR, and COSHH (LEV) to ensure that inspection and examination intervals, responsibilities, and records remain legally compliant and risk-appropriate. The review typically starts by identifying and categorising each item of equipment, confirming which regulations apply, and checking that current inspection frequencies meet statutory requirements (such as LOLER thorough examinations or PSSR written schemes of examination). It also evaluates whether PUWER inspections and LEV testing regimes are proportionate to actual usage, environment, and risk, and whether any changes in operations, loadings, modifications, or incidents require revised intervals. Finally, the review verifies competence of inspectors, adequacy of documentation, and alignment between planned inspections and real-world practice, producing clear recommendations to close gaps, reduce duplication, and ensure ongoing compliance across all applicable regulations.
Do you want to ensure your equipment is compliant in line with PUWER98 regulations? Perhaps you have some concerns about your production line, or machinery? If so, this service is for you.
A full PUWER assessment of a production line or item of machinery involves a detailed, systematic evaluation of how the equipment is selected, installed, used, and maintained to ensure it is safe and suitable for its intended purpose. This includes assessing mechanical and electrical guarding, emergency stops, control systems, isolation procedures, and any foreseeable misuse during normal operation, cleaning, maintenance, or breakdowns. The assessment also reviews operator competence by verifying training records, authorisations, and refresher requirements, ensuring that only suitably trained personnel are using or maintaining the machinery. In addition, all supporting documentation is examined, such as risk assessments, operating instructions, maintenance and inspection records, CE/UKCA conformity information, and any modifications or safety upgrades, to confirm they are accurate, up to date, and readily available. The outcome is a clear record of compliance gaps, risk controls, and practical recommendations to bring the machinery and its use fully in line with PUWER requirements.
