LOLER · Competent and responsible person
LOLER, written for lifts.
Most LOLER training is generic lifting-equipment training with a lift slide added. This is lift-specific throughout — for duty holders, responsible persons and engineers.
- Lift environments, not generic lifting gear
- Online theory, at your pace
- We place you on the right route rather than the longest one
Who is it for
Which route applies to you?
Duty holders
You are responsible for equipment being examined and maintained. You need to know what the duty actually requires.
Responsible persons
You are named as responsible for the equipment and need the competence recorded.
Engineers
You carry out the work and need the regulation understood in the context you work in.
How it runs
Tell us your role
Duty holder, responsible person or engineer. It changes what you need.
Work through the theory
Online, lift-specific, at your own pace.
Confirm competence
Assessment appropriate to the route you are on.
What you end up with
- LOLER competence recorded against the right route for your role
- Training that references lift equipment throughout
- No time spent on lifting gear you will never touch
Before you ask
Questions we get a lot
Is this the same as generic LOLER training?
No. The regulation is the same; the context is not. Everything here is set in lift and escalator environments.
Which route do I need?
Tell us what you are responsible for and we will place you. Being on the wrong route is the most common reason people end up repeating training.
Can a team do this together?
Yes. Tell us the numbers on the form.
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.