Industry Insights
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When Were Lifts and Escalators Invented? A Quick History
Read more: When Were Lifts and Escalators Invented? A Quick HistoryFrom Victorian showpieces to today’s glass towers, lifts and escalators have shaped modern buildings. If you have ever wondered “when…
Further Reading
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Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations on Lifts during the current COVID-19 Pandemic
Read more: Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations on Lifts during the current COVID-19 PandemicThe Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has recognised the potential challenges when carrying out Thorough Examinations and Testing of lifts…
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Keeping your Lifts Safety Compliant – ARMA AQD Feature
Read more: Keeping your Lifts Safety Compliant – ARMA AQD FeatureIf you have a lift within your building, as a duty holder you have a responsibility to ensure that it…
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Keeping Your Lift Records Compliant
Read more: Keeping Your Lift Records CompliantDo you know what lift information to look for when taking on a new building? Ensuring you obtain and retain…
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When is an insurance report not an insurance report?
Read more: When is an insurance report not an insurance report?When is an insurance report not an insurance report? Answer: when it’s a LOLER. It’s not the kind of riveting…
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What is the difference between an independent lift consultant and a lift contractor?
Read more: What is the difference between an independent lift consultant and a lift contractor?Whether it on a stand at an exhibition or through our website contact page, one of the most common questions…
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Lift Breakdowns – Our top 5 recommendations for prevention
Read more: Lift Breakdowns – Our top 5 recommendations for preventionLift breakdowns are troublesome for both building owners and the users of the lift. They are an important means of…
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Stuck in a Lift? Here are our top 5 Do’s and Don’ts
Read more: Stuck in a Lift? Here are our top 5 Do’s and Don’tsWe’ve all experienced travelling in a creaky lift that sounds like it might not make it to its destination. It’s…
