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Identify
Find safety deficiencies, deterioration and compliance gaps.
Independent engineering inspection
Clear evidence.
Practical action.
Professional machinery, workplace and engineering inspection services for manufacturers, workshops, warehouses and industrial businesses.
01Independent
02Engineering-led
03Clear reporting
04Risk-based
05Practical recommendations
Why businesses use us
Maintenance keeps equipment running.
Inspection helps demonstrate that it is safe.
Competent internal maintenance teams are valuable and may already perform many safety checks. Our role is not to undermine them.
We add an independent engineering perspective, structured methodology and documented findings that can be acted upon.
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Document
Create clear photographic evidence and structured inspection records.
03
Act
Give the client a prioritised corrective-action register.
Inspection services
Engineering judgement, supported by evidence.
Each scope is built around the equipment, use and risk—not a generic checklist.
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PUWER machinery inspections
Structured engineering inspection of workplace machinery and work equipment against applicable PUWER requirements.
- Guarding
- Dangerous-part access
- Controls and emergency stops
02Planned service
LEV thorough examination & testing
Planned examination and performance testing of local exhaust ventilation systems, subject to confirmed competence and service activation.
- Extraction performance
- Hood assessment
- Airflow
03Planned service
LOLER thorough examination
Planned thorough examination for applicable lifting equipment; this service will only be activated once competent-person capability is confirmed.
- Lifting equipment
- Hoists
- Cranes
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Racking inspections
Structured inspection of storage racking condition, configuration, protection and visible damage.
- Pallet racking
- Uprights
- Beams
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Machinery risk assessment
Engineering-focused assessment of machinery hazards, access, foreseeable use and proportionate safeguards.
- Hazard identification
- Mechanical hazards
- Electrical hazards
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Corrective action verification
A return visit after corrective work to verify identified actions and update the inspection record.
- Action review
- Physical verification
- Photographic evidence
07Planned service
Thermal imaging
A future condition-monitoring service for appropriate electrical and mechanical applications.
- Thermal patterns
- Electrical panels
- Mechanical condition
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Engineering safety consultancy
Practical technical support for machinery modifications, guarding, factory moves and engineering change.
- Machinery modifications
- New equipment
- Factory moves
What clients receive
Not just a checklist.
A structured technical record: what was reviewed, what was found, why it matters and what to do next.
- Executive summary
- Asset register
- Photographic evidence
- Individual findings
- Risk priorities
- Recommended actions
- Corrective action register
Site summary
42Assets inspected
35Satisfactory
4Advisory
2Significant
1Urgent
Evidence image
ASSET · PUW-004
CNC Machining Centre 04
Finding: Rear guarding permits access to moving components.
SignificantRecommendation: Review the guarding arrangement and install suitable protection following appropriate engineering risk assessment.
How it works
From site scope to close-out.
Clear stages, proportionate evidence and no obligation to purchase remedial work from us.
Tell us about your site
Machines, systems, equipment and location.
Scope & quotation
We establish asset numbers, complexity and required inspection scope.
Site inspection
Structured engineering assessment with photographs and evidence.
Report
Receive a clear digital report and prioritised action register.
Close out
Complete actions internally, via the OEM or another competent contractor.
We inspect and report. You remain free to use your own maintenance team, OEM or preferred contractor. If requested, we can return to verify corrective actions.
Independent by design
Inspection without the remedial sales pitch.
We identify issues and explain what needs attention. Clients remain free to use their own maintenance department, equipment manufacturer or preferred competent contractor to complete corrective work.
If required, we can return to verify that corrective actions have been completed.
Corrective action verificationScope-based pricing
Straightforward guidance, confirmed after review.
Every industrial site is different. Equipment quantity, complexity, location and inspection scope all affect the fee.
From £495
Small workshops, limited equipment and simple machinery.
From £995
Multiple machines, mixed equipment and a structured site inspection.
Bespoke quotation
CNC, automated equipment, production lines, robot cells or large asset registers.
Scope quotation
Based on equipment, examination requirements and activated capability.
From £350
A focused return visit to verify and document completed actions.
Prices are indicative and subject to confirmed scope. VAT may apply.
Get an exact quoteEducational tool
Do I need an inspection?
Review the factors that may affect your current inspection arrangements. No definitive legal answers—just a responsible next step.
Start the reviewFuture capability
Never lose track of inspection dates.
Explore the client portal and compliance calendar concept for assets, actions, reports and upcoming reviews.
View portal demoKnowledge hub
Practical engineering inspection guidance.
Balanced explanations designed to support better questions and better decisions.
GUIDE 01
What is PUWER?
A practical introduction to the regulations governing work equipment and what they mean for equipment users.
Read guide GUIDE 02Does PUWER require annual inspections?
Why inspection frequency should reflect risk, deterioration and the circumstances of use—not a blanket calendar rule.
Read guide GUIDE 03PUWER inspection vs maintenance
How effective maintenance and independent inspection support different but complementary objectives.
Read guideStart with the scope
Tell us what you need inspected.
Share a few practical details. We’ll review the equipment, complexity and location before confirming an appropriate inspection scope.