Equipment inspections
Thorough examinations, recorded the way an inspector expects.
Each statutory examination is a record: who inspected, for which firm, the certificate reference, the outcome, the defects, and the report itself. The next due date rolls forward automatically on the right interval, and a failed exam can take the equipment out of service on the spot.
What it does
One record per examination
LOLER thorough examination, PUWER inspection, PSSR written scheme, EICR, extinguisher service. Kept until the next report is made, as LOLER requires.
Defects become jobs
Passed with defects or failed raises a corrective action with an owner and a fix-by date. It appears in the action inbox and the calendar until resolved.
Legal flag and interval
Statutory dates carry a legal badge and sort above internal ones. Intervals are months, not day counts, so anniversaries never drift.
Inspection register export
The register an auditor sees is the spreadsheet they take away: one row per tracked date on every active asset, with the last examination beside it.
See equipment inspections on your own sites.
Thirty minutes. We walk through your assets, your people and your paperwork, and show you what the watch would raise on day one.