Keeping lifting equipment safe at work isn’t a guessing game — it’s a legal requirement. Our Workplace LOLER Safety: Regulations & Inspection course unpacks the essentials you need to know. Whether you oversee equipment or simply work alongside it, knowing how to apply LOLER (Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations) keeps everyone safer, and lets businesses avoid unnecessary headaches.
This course covers inspection requirements, responsibilities, and the do's and don'ts when using lifting equipment. You'll learn how to spot potential issues early and know when action is needed. Delivered with straight talk and no endless jargon, it’s designed for those who prefer their safety knowledge with a side of common sense. If you want a sharper grasp on legal duties without the snooze factor, you’re exactly where you need to be.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the purpose and scope of LOLER in the workplace.
- Recognise the responsibilities under LOLER regulations for all parties.
- Learn how to plan lifting operations safely and efficiently.
- Identify inspection frequencies and maintenance requirements clearly.
- Understand reporting duties for defects and equipment faults.
- Apply risk assessment strategies specific to lifting operations.
Who is this Course For:
- Managers responsible for overseeing lifting operations at work.
- Supervisors ensuring lifting equipment is safe and legally maintained.
- Safety officers improving workplace health and safety standards.
- Equipment inspectors needing an understanding of LOLER requirements.
- Warehouse staff regularly involved in lifting operations.
- Construction workers operating cranes, hoists, or lifting gear.
- Facilities managers handling equipment maintenance and inspections.
- Business owners looking to meet their legal safety duties.
Career Path:
- Health and Safety Officer – £35,000 average annual salary (UK)
- LOLER Inspector – £40,000 average annual salary (UK)
- Warehouse Manager – £36,000 average annual salary (UK)
- Site Supervisor – £38,500 average annual salary (UK)
- Facilities Manager – £42,000 average annual salary (UK)
- Construction Manager – £50,000 average annual salary (UK)
