When did you last have your lorry loader crane tested? Whether you own one lorry, a fleet or anything in between, under LOLER, it is a legal requirement to have lifting equipment thoroughly examined by a competent person. What’s more, you must have supporting physical evidence as proof of a completed test. At South East Cranes, we meet all lorry loader testing requirements in the South of England. Our team are HIAB-accredited specialists, and we work in full compliance with LOLER to meet current HSE standards.
Operating out of Walton-on-Thames, we cover locations in:
South East Cranes recognises the importance of providing a service tailored to you. This is why we make testing your lorry loader cranes as simple and hassle-free as possible. If it suits you better, we can visit your site to test your lorries, ensuring minimal disruption to business operations. However, if you prefer to bring your lorries to us, we’re more than happy to carry out tests at our premises.
You can rest assured, our time-served team complies with the guidelines set out in BS 7121-2-4:2013. This ensures your lorries undergo testing to the appropriate standards.
Regular inspections, as well as subsequent maintenance and repair work, gives you the ultimate peace of mind. What’s more, it reduces the risk of unexpected damage and accidents, not to mention downtime and disruption.
We work with you to draw up a personalised testing and maintenance schedule that covers all your needs. South East Cranes will contact you with plenty of time in hand, meaning you never miss a test. As a busy company yourself, that’s one less thing to worry about!
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Types of Lorry Loader Testing
Every 6 months for lowering/lifting equipment
Every 6 months for any lifting accessory
Every 6 months for cranes used to lift people
Every 12 months for every other crane
Before the first use
When you change a lorry’s chassis
If you remove and refit the original chassis
Following the replacement or repair of a structural component