Lift Repairs
In the unlikely event of a failure, our emergency lift repair teams can undertake the necessary service required with minimal disruption, our goal is to enable a fully functional lift service as efficiently and cost effective as possible.
Advantages of our quality lift repair service are:
Quick response, efficient service
Experienced engineers with in-depth knowledge of lift repairs and lift systems
Compliance with Health and Safety at Work Act
Response vehicles which carry a large array of spare parts
Backed by our full manufacturing facilities
All lift repair engineers carry mobile phones so we can maximise communication at all times.
Quality control system ISO 9001
Excellent value for money
Optimum Safety and Reduced Breakdowns
The key to improved reliability and excellent lift repairs is a good maintenance program, which ensures optimum safety and breakdowns are kept to a minimum.
Priority response is normally provided to holders of Maintenance Contracts who are provided with priority call numbers, see lift maintenance section below for more information.
Lift Maintenance
Call-Out Service
Maintenance contracts are tailor-made to suit your individual requirements, we offer three standard types of contract as shown below:
Packages: A, B & C
For More information on our maintenance packages & prices please Contact Us.
Benefits of having a Lift Maintenance Contract with us
Reliability of service
Immediate notification of worn or faulty components
Compliance with Health and Safety at Work Act
Local point of contact
Backed by our full manufacturing facilities
Budget control ie: Fixed costs
All meet quality control system ISO 9001
Lift Safety – Legal Requirements
To ensure Lifts are well maintained regular lift inspections are important, many Insurers require regular inspections to keep insurance policies valid. Universal lift repair services provides a range of industry standard Safety Assessment Federation (SAFed) inspections.
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) assisted in producing the SAFed Guidance which supersedes the former PM7 (1977), if followed, the guidance will normally be considered as sufficient to comply with Health and Safety Law.
The SAFed guidance also covers the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 and the Lift Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 that came into effect in December 1998.
Refurbishment, Installation, Controllers, Gearboxes
Emergency lighting fitted in lift car and motor-room
Floor announcers programmed and fitted
Visual indicators fitted
Danger signs load plates landing doors all renewed and fitted or supplied
General Items also Fitted and Supplied
Stop Switches
Support Rails
Concealed cameras
Safety Mirrors
Shaft Clean Downs
Alarms
For further information regarding any services which may not be listed, please do not hesitate to Contact Us.