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Need your lifting equipment examined in line with LOLER98 regulations? Get a quote today to ensure you remain compliant.
Need your lifting equipment examined in line with LOLER98 regulations? Get a quote today to ensure you remain compliant.
Stay compliant. Stay safe. Book your examination today with SEIS – your trusted independent inspection company in Immingham & Stallingborough.
Thorough examinations in line with LOLER98 are legally required, periodic examinations, for all lifting equipment. The aim of these examinations is to ensure equipment and workplace safety, and overall compliance in line with UK regulations. In turn protecting your workforce from potential hazards, and you from non compliance.
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Immingham & Stallingborough, are both part of one of the main port towns in Lincolnshire, they have long been the beating heart of Lincolnshire. Whether it be the recycling centres (Enva Battery Recycling, or New Lincs Development) or the oil production facilities in the area, receiving crude oil to the oil refineries (Phillips 66 & Prax) from the North Sea, via a 5 mile pipeline. With Immingham docks receiving goods far and wide, and the oil refineries producing oils, fuels and lubricants for the UK market, it only confirms what great importance the towns hold for the county, and country overall.

With their excellent transport links to the motorway via the M180, and them being part of a significant port within the UK, they’re home to a wide range of businesses that rely on the use of lifting equipment every day—from container cranes & mobile cranes in the docks to Fork lift trucks and lifting ancillaries within the many manufacturing businesses in the surrounding areas. All of which require LOLER testing, under current regulation.
Immingham is surrounded by towns and villages whose development has been closely linked to port activity, shipping, and heavy industry. Nearby settlements such as Habrough, Stallingborough, and North Killingholme grew as small rural communities before expanding with the development of Immingham Dock in the early 20th century. The dock, constructed to handle large-scale cargo, transformed the area into a centre for maritime trade and industry.
Smaller villages including South Killingholme, Ulceby, and Wootton combined traditional agriculture with employment in port-related industries. Shipbuilding, cargo handling, and later petrochemical and energy industries became important sources of work. The railways and roads linking Immingham to Grimsby, Hull, and other industrial centres were crucial in transporting goods, especially coal, oil, and steel.
In recent decades, industry around Immingham has diversified further. The port remains a major hub for bulk cargo, while energy production, logistics, and manufacturing now provide significant employment. The surrounding towns and villages continue to reflect the area’s maritime and industrial heritage, with communities shaped by both the port and traditional rural life.
For these businesses, staying compliant with the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER) is not just a legal requirement—it’s also about safeguarding your employees, protecting your business reputation, and ensuring your equipment remains safe and reliable.
LOLER regulations place strict duties on business owners and equipment operators. Any business in Immingham & Stallingborough that own or operates lifting equipment must ensure that:
Lifting equipment is safe to use.
Examinations are carried out at regular, legally required intervals.
Inspections are conducted by a competent and impartial person.
Failure to comply can lead to heavy fines, prosecution, and serious safety risks.
At SEIS, we know that every business in Immingham & Stallingborough – whether in heavy industry, oil refineries, healthcare, education, or automotive—depends on reliable, safe equipment. Regular LOLER inspection & testing reduce the risk of accidents, protect your workforce, and ensure smooth day-to-day operations. Compliance not only keeps you legal, but also demonstrates a strong commitment to employee safety.
Book LOLER InspectionA thorough examination under LOLER is a detailed and legally required inspection of lifting equipment. Unlike simple checks or maintenance tasks, a LOLER examination must be performed by an impartial, competent person and results in an official Report of Thorough Examination.
How often your lifting equipment in Immingham & Stallingborough needs to be inspected & tested depends on its type and use:
Every 6 months – For lifting equipment used to lift persons (e.g., passenger lifts, wheelchair lifts, patient hoists), or lifting accessories and attachments.
Every 12 months – For other lifting equipment (e.g., cranes, forklifts, goods lifts).
After significant changes or repairs – Equipment must be inspected immediately if it has been modified, damaged, or relocated.
LOLER requires inspections to be carried out by a competent and independent person—not by the equipment supplier or operator. At SEIS, we meet these exact criteria. Our inspections are impartial, unbiased, and always in line with UK regulations.
Book LOLER InspectionBusinesses in Immingham & Stallingborough use a vast range of lifting equipment, and at SEIS we provide LOLER inspections across them all.
Passenger lifts
Goods lifts
Vehicle lifts
Wheelchair and platform lifts
Overhead travelling cranes
Mobile cranes
Forklift trucks
Lifting tackle and accessories
Slings (chains, ropes, webbing)
Shackles and hooks
Lifting beams and frames
Chain blocks and lever hoists
No matter the type of equipment on your site, SEIS ensures every examination is completed thoroughly, with full reports for your compliance records.
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A thorough examination on a fork lift truck or reach truck ensures all safety critical components are identified in line with SAFed guidance MLCC 07, and the plant is examined in line with SAFed guidance LG 4. This includes a full structural integrity assessment, referencing specific guidances such as BS ISO 5057:2022 for fork arm inspections, and testing of any safety systems present.
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A thorough examination on a crane (all variants) ensures all safety critical components are identified in line with SAFed guidance MLCC 07, and the plant is thoroughly examined. This includes a full structural integrity assessment, referencing specific guidances such as BS ISO 4309:2017 for rejection criteria of the steel wire hoisting rope, and testing of any safety systems present.

A thorough examination on a motor vehicle lifting table (all variants) ensures all safety critical components are identified in line with SAFed guidance MLCC 07, and consideration is given to SAFed guidance MLCC 13 whilst the plant is thoroughly examined. This includes a full structural integrity assessment, referencing specific guidances such as BS ISO 4309:2017 for rejection criteria of the steel wire hoisting rope, any manufacturers guidance for inspection of load nuts and safety nuts, and testing of any safety systems present
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A thorough examination on chain hoists, lifting tackle and lifting attachments (all variants) ensures all safety critical components are identified in line with SAFed guidance MLCC 07, and the plant is thoroughly examined. This includes a full structural integrity assessment, referencing specific guidances such as BS ISO 4309:2017 for rejection criteria of the steel wire hoisting rope, PM28 for non-integrated work platforms, and testing of any safety systems present.
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A thorough examination on Passnger/Goods lift (all variants) ensures all safety critical components are identified in line with SAFed guidance MLCC 07, and consideration to SAFed guidance LG 01 is applied whilst the plant is thoroughly examined. This includes a full structural integrity assessment, referencing specific guidances such as SAFed LG01 for rejection criteria of the suspension ropes, any further manufacturers specific guidance for inspection and rejection criteria of suspension ropes, and testing of any safety systems present.

A thorough examination on Platform lifts (all variants) ensures all safety critical components are identified in line with SAFed guidance MLCC 07, and consideration to SAFed guidance LG 01 is applied whilst the plant is thoroughly examined. This includes a full structural integrity assessment, referencing specific guidances such as SAFed LG01 for rejection criteria of the suspension ropes, any further manufacturers specific guidance for inspection and rejection criteria of suspension ropes, manufacturers criteria on load nut rejection, and testing of any safety systems present.

A thorough examination on a vacuum lifting machine (all variants) ensures all safety critical components are identified in line with SAFed guidance MLCC 07. This includes a full structural integrity assessment, referencing specific manufacturers guidances, and testing of any safety systems present.

A thorough examination on a Mobile Elevating Work Platform (MEWP) ensures all safety critical components are identified in line with SAFed guidance MLCC 07. This includes a full structural integrity assessment, referencing specific manufacturers guidances, and testing of any safety systems present.

A thorough examination on a fork lift truck ensures all safety critical components are identified in line with SAFed guidance MLCC 07. This includes a full structural integrity assessment, referencing specific guidances such as BS ISO 5057:2022 for fork arm inspections, and testing of any safety systems present.

A thorough examination on a fork lift truck ensures all safety critical components are identified in line with SAFed guidance MLCC 07. This includes a full structural integrity assessment, referencing specific manufacturers guidances, and testing of any safety systems present.

A thorough examination on a lorry mounted crane/ HIAB (all variants) ensures all safety critical components are identified in line with SAFed guidance MLCC 07, and consideration is given to BS 7121-2-4:2013 whilst the plant is thoroughly examined. This includes a full structural integrity assessment, referencing specific guidances such as BS ISO 4309:2017 for rejection criteria of the steel wire hoisting rope, and testing of any safety systems present (RCI & RCC).

A thorough examination on a personnel hoist, stair lift/ wheel chair stair lift and personnel sling (all variants) ensures all safety critical components are identified in line with SAFed guidance MLCC 07, and the plant is thoroughly examined.This includes a full structural integrity assessment, referencing specific manufacturers guidances, and testing of any safety systems present.
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A thorough examination on a fork lift truck or reach truck ensures all safety critical components are identified in line with SAFed guidance MLCC 07, and the plant is examined in line with SAFed guidance LG 4. This includes a full structural integrity assessment, referencing specific guidances such as BS ISO 5057:2022 for fork arm inspections, and testing of any safety systems present.

A thorough examination on a fork lift truck or reach truck ensures all safety critical components are identified in line with SAFed guidance MLCC 07. This includes a full structural integrity assessment, referencing specific manufacturers guidances regarding load testing, referencing of MLCC01 for load chain elongation (if fitted) and testing of any safety systems present.
SEIS is proud to support Immingham & Stallingborough businesses with impartial, expert inspections. We understand the local industries, from the port to food production, and we tailor our service to meet your needs.
As an independent inspection provider, we do not sell or repair lifting equipment. This means you can trust our assessments to be impartial, unbiased, and fully in line with LOLER regulations.
Our team of qualified surveyors have years of hands-on experience across multiple industries. They know exactly what to look for and how to ensure your business remains compliant without unnecessary disruption.
We understand that downtime costs money. That’s why we work around your production schedule, conducting inspections efficiently and professionally so your operations continue smoothly.
Book LOLER InspectionWe make LOLER inspections & testing straightforward and hassle-free for local businesses.
Simply get in touch with our team, and we’ll arrange a time that works for you.
Our engineer surveyors visit your site and carry out thorough examinations with minimal disruption.
After each inspection, you’ll receive a clear, detailed report highlighting any defects and recommended actions.
We’ll manage your inspection schedule, reminding you before your next due date. Plus, you’ll have access to our online reporting portal, so your certificates are always at your fingertips.
Book LOLER InspectionChoosing the right inspection provider makes all the difference. Here’s why Imminngham & Stallingborough businesses trust SEIS:
From the port and heavy industry to hospitals, schools, and garages, we understand the unique challenges businesses here face.
We provide inspections for:
Heavy industry
Education
Healthcare
Automotive
We pride ourselves on safety, compliance, and customer service—always putting your needs first.
Immingham is a port town in North East Lincolnshire, England, located on the south bank of the Humber Estuary.
The town developed primarily around Immingham Dock, which opened in 1912.
Immingham Dock was built to handle large-scale cargo, particularly coal and bulk goods.
The port played a key role in supporting industry in nearby towns such as Grimsby and Hull.
Surrounding villages, including South Killingholme and Habrough, expanded due to employment opportunities from the port and associated industries.
Immingham is linked by rail and road to major industrial centres, facilitating the transport of cargo.
The town is closely associated with the petrochemical and energy industries.
Immingham is one of the largest ports in the UK in terms of tonnage handled.
The surrounding area includes a mix of rural farmland and industrial sites, reflecting its dual heritage.
Today, Immingham’s economy is dominated by port operations, logistics, energy production, and related industrial activities.
Booking with SEIS is quick and easy:
✅ Call our friendly team
✅ Fill in our online booking form
✅ Get your inspection arranged around your schedule
We’ll handle the rest, ensuring your equipment is inspected thoroughly, your compliance is up to date, and your workforce is kept safe.
A LOLER inspection, or thorough examination, is a legally required check of lifting equipment to ensure it is safe, compliant, and fit for use.
Inspections are required:
Only a competent and impartial person can perform LOLER inspections. At SEIS, our independent surveyors meet these requirements.
LOLER applies to:
and all lifting accessories used at work.
Yes. Whether you run a large factory or a small garage, any business operating lifting equipment must comply with LOLER.
Non-compliance can lead to fines, legal penalties, equipment downtime, and serious safety risks for staff.
No. SEIS works around your schedule to complete inspections efficiently, minimising downtime and disruption.
You’ll get a digital Report of Thorough Examination by email and access via our secure online portal.
Yes. We manage your compliance schedule and send reminders before your equipment is due for inspection.
Yes. Alongside Immingham & Stallingborough, we also serve nearby areas across North Lincolnshire and beyond.