
At ILECS, we can undertake a lift maintenance audit to ascertain a general level of servicing by inspecting the lift and surrounding area.
Our experienced team carry out detailed checks and report findings in a clear and concise way. We evaluate the situation and provide constructive comments on the standards of the lift performance and its current state of maintenance.
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How will a lift maintenance audit help you?
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Establishes the quality of lift maintenance being performed
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Comments on both compliance and health and safety
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Assesses the competency of the lift contractor

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A maintenance audit provides you with a detailed independent report and determines whether the lift service provider is performing as specified in the maintenance agreement. It gives you clear and concise recommendations, allowing you to plan for the future based on concrete findings.
How our lift maintenance audits work…
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UNDERSTAND
- Identify the need for the lift maintenance audit
- Collate lift information
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PREPARE
- Collect site address, access details and arrange time and date to carry out the audit
- Request and review relevant lift documentation
- Send our best available consultant for the job, based on location and knowledge
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INSPECT
- Check records are maintained on site by the service provider
- Review the maintenance regime carried out by the service provider
- Identify any housekeeping issues
- Assess the reliability and cause of callouts
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ADVISE
- Outline our findings in jargon free and clear reports
- Provide recommendations for consideration
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Don’t just take our word for it…
What we commonly get asked…
As independent lift and escalator consultants, we regularly get asked the following questions. If you can’t find an answer to your question, feel free to get in touch to ask a member of our team.
How can I reduce the frequency of lift breakdowns?
In the UK, lifts typically experience an average of four breakdowns per year. However, it is important to note that this statistic does not mean each lift will break down four times every year.
To minimise the occurrence of breakdowns, it is essential to implement regular servicing and inspections, as well as to ensure that the door tracks are clear and unobstructed.
Lifts are mechanical and electrical systems that require proper care and maintenance to avoid misuse and ensure longevity.
How do I know if my lift is being serviced properly?
A well-maintained lift is key to ensuring reliability and safety. To ensure your lift is being maintained properly, pay attention to signs like cleanliness, up-to-date service log cards, and thorough service records from your lift contractor.
If you have any concerns about your lift’s maintenance, don’t hesitate to reach out to ILECS. We can carry out a detailed maintenance audit and provide you with an in-depth report on the quality of service you’re receiving.