Mobtag

Sectors & use casesLifting & LOLER

LOLER, site depots, and hire fleets

Lifting & LOLER

Inspection records and equipment identity in one place; support tagging strategies that match your site standards.

  • Inspect, defect, and close-out in one place, tied to the equipment ID the tag points at

  • Depot and field teams see the same status without a second spreadsheet of “the real” register

  • Map and location context for assets that move between sites, yards, and client boundaries

  • Audit-ready exports that match the data your people use on the floor, not a parallel report

Lifting and site equipment with traceable inspection records
Tagged lifting equipment in a yard
Operator completing a check at the asset

How Mobtag helps in lifting & LOLER

Under LOLER and similar rules, the argument is not whether you inspected, but whether you can show which piece of equipment, on which date, with what outcome—and who signed it off. A QR on each lifting item ties the live record to the physical tag so inspectors, site managers, and hire desks are not reconciling three different line lists the week before a visit.

Defects, quarantine, and removal from service need to be visible to everyone who could still move the kit. When the history is on the item, the next rigger or driver opens the same view as the competent person: no “I did not know it was red-tagged” gap between a PDF in a folder and the hook on the crane.

Map pins, groups, and export formats can follow how you already run depots, client sites, and third-party hire—without locking you into a single equipment vertical. The aim is less admin around statutory inspections, and a clear chain of evidence from purchase or hire through to scrapping or return.

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