Our team of highly trained and qualified engineers service and maintain a wide range of equipment for our clients. Using our experience and expertise, we plan and approach each service and maintenance task with the required flexibility and consideration needed for the environment, ensuring they can work around others when undertaking the job.
Our team members always carry their Lotus Adapt business identification and all have enhanced DBS certification.
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We offer a range of service and maintenance packages, designed to meet a variety of needs and budgets, and cover all manufacturers. We can build a plan to suit your needs to include yearly maintenance and six-monthly inspection visits, ensuring equipment stays in a safe and comfortable working condition. Find out more about our available packages.
24/7 Emergency Callouts
We know the importance of having reliable and fully functioning equipment. We provide an emergency call-out-service, available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. Our engineers are always prepared with a selection of spare parts, enabling them to quickly repair your equipment, ensuring consistent safety and support.
Ensuring your equipment is maintained to the highest of standards
Whether we are carrying out a LOLER inspection for a sling or a service for a ceiling track hoist, every piece of equipment we maintain and service has its own digital service history.
Accessed through our digital field management system, the equipment’s service history allows our engineers to review any previous maintenance completed; access detailed inspection forms enabling our engineers to perform each service and maintenance task methodically and thoroughly; record any faults and parts required minimising the time that your equipment is inactive.
On completion our engineers will take you through any issues found and answer any questions you may have. We’ll also ask you to sign the engineer’s smart device, sending you digitally all the relevant documentation from the service.
Your piece of equipment will also be issued a maintenance sticker, detailing the task carried out, date of the next inspection, the safe working load (where applicable) and a signature from the engineer who carried out the task.