Digital thorough-examination reports for cranes, hoists, slings, MEWPs and anything else that needs a LOLER or PUWER inspection. Complete on your phone, sign, and the certificate lands in your client's inbox before you leave site.
Built for the workshop
Sign off on site and email the signed certificate directly to the equipment owner with one tap. No office trip. No re-typing.
One-tap email
Signed PDF certificate sent to the equipment owner before you leave site.
No re-typing
Voice notes and photos on site become the finished report — no office write-up.
Layout and content match what insurers and duty holders expect — pass, fail, or conditional verdicts, with audit trail.
Insurer format
Pass / fail / conditional verdicts, defect severity and next-exam date on every cert.
Due-date tracking
Never memorise a due date again — the system reminds you and the client automatically.
Why engineers use it
No Sunday-night write-ups
Sign on site and the certificate lands in the client's inbox before you leave — no evening paperwork, no re-typing from scribbled notes.
Straight to the client
Zero admin between the inspection and the delivered report. You finish the job, the PDF goes out, you move on to the next one.
Never miss a re-test
Due dates are tracked automatically for you and the client. No whiteboards, no diary reminders, no missed statutory intervals.
For equipment owners & agents
If you are the duty holder or manage multiple sites, Liftlog gives you instant proof of statutory compliance — and peace of mind that nothing slips through the cracks.
Statutory compliance proof
Every report meets LOLER 1998 and PUWER 1998 guidance with clear verdicts, defect records, next-examination dates and competent-person signatures — exactly what insurers and the HSE expect to see.
Insurance-ready format
Reports are structured to satisfy insurer audits and due-diligence checks. Pass, conditional and fail verdicts are clearly stated with full audit trails and engineer qualifications.
Never miss a re-test date
Automatic renewal reminders go to you and your engineer before statutory intervals expire. No whiteboards, no diary notes, no risk of operating outside compliance.
Simple pricing
Starter
£19 / month
Billed monthly
Sole traders & small maintenance contractors with a handful of clients.
Professional
£49 / month
Billed monthly
Small engineering firms and growing solo operators.
Business
£99 / month
Billed monthly
Firms managing multiple contracts and sites.
Exceed your monthly allowance? Additional inspections billed at £5 each.
Unused reports do not roll over to the next month.
View sample reportFAQ
Yes. Report templates follow HSE ACOP L113 (LOLER) and L22 (PUWER), including verdict, defects, next examination date and competent-person signature. The engineer signing the report remains the competent person under the regulations — Liftlog is the tool, you are the inspector.
Yes. Monthly plans can be cancelled at the end of the current month with no fee. Annual plans can be cancelled at the end of the 12-month term. All reports you have already generated remain accessible for download.
Reports never stop — you're not locked out. Any inspection above your monthly allowance is billed at £5 per additional report on your next invoice. If you're consistently over, moving up a tier usually works out cheaper.
No. The allowance resets each month, so unused reports do not carry into the next billing period. This keeps pricing simple and predictable.
Yes. Annual billing saves 15% versus paying monthly on the same tier.
Quick reference
A quick reference to the UK statutory inspections our templates support — what they check, how often they're required, and the regulations that mandate them.
LOLER
A competent-person examination of any equipment used to lift or lower loads or people — cranes, hoists, MEWPs, forklifts, chains, slings, eyebolts. Confirms the equipment is safe to continue in service and identifies defects before they cause failure.
PUWER
Inspection of any equipment used at work — machine tools, presses, conveyors, power tools, vehicles — to ensure it is suitable, maintained, guarded, and safe to operate. Covers controls, isolation, emergency stops, guarding and operator information.
Insurance
A structured examination carried out to satisfy the equipment's insurance policy or a written scheme of examination — typically for pressure systems, passenger lifts and power-press style equipment. Provides the evidence insurers require to keep cover in force.
Guidance only — always follow the manufacturer's instructions, your risk assessment, and the current HSE Approved Codes of Practice (L22, L113) when setting inspection intervals.
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