Health & Safety · Lift-specific
The hazards you actually meet.
Shafts, escalators, isolation, PPE, rescue and emergency procedures — in lift and escalator environments, not a general construction safety course.
- Shaft and machine-room specific
- Isolation and safe working practice
- Rescue and emergency procedures
Who is it for
Who it is for
Engineers and fitters
Anyone working in shafts, pits, machine rooms or on escalator trusses.
Supervisors
You are responsible for how a team works safely on site.
Employers
You need a documented, lift-specific safety baseline across a workforce.
How it runs
Tell us the scope
Individual or team, and what your people actually work on.
Online theory
Worked through around shifts.
Confirm and record
Assessment and a record you can evidence.
What we run
Short courses and prices
| Course | Duration | Price |
|---|---|---|
| IOSH Managing Safely — tailored to motor rooms | Short course | £395 |
| Safe Working on Lifts and Release of Trapped Passengers — BS 7255 | 2 days | £595 |
| Manual Handling for Lift Engineers | Short course | £120 |
| Working at Height (lift industry) awareness | Short course | £110 |
| Lift Safety Awareness | Half day | £95 |
Price per delegate.
What you end up with
- Safety training set in the environment you actually work in
- A record you can put in front of a client or an auditor
- Content that covers rescue, not just hazard awareness
Before you ask
Questions we get a lot
Does this replace a general H&S qualification?
No — this is the lift-specific layer on top of a general qualification, not a substitute for one. IOSH and NEBOSH are on our development list and are not available today.
Can you deliver this to a whole team?
Yes. Group delivery is usually the cheaper route — tell us numbers.
Next step
Get prices and the next available dates
Tell us what you need and we will come back the same working day.
- No obligation, and no hard sell
- We’ll tell you if a course isn’t right for you
Other courses
Not quite what you needed?
NVQ Level 3 — Lift Repair
Structured training for engineers working on lift repair, assessed on the job.
NVQ Level 3 — Escalators
The same programme, built around escalator service and repair.
Level 4 — Testing
Advanced training for testing existing and modernised equipment.
Level 4 — Commissioning
Advanced training for commissioning new installations.