PTS Lifting
Crane and lifting-equipment inspection, testing, maintenance and repair services for businesses in the UK
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2023
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-10
About PTS Lifting
PTS Lifting provides LOLER and PUWER inspections, load testing and certification, maintenance and repairs for cranes, hoists and other lifting equipment. It also develops bespoke examination schemes and periodic inspection plans.
The family-run company is based in South Shields and travels nationwide to serve customers. Its engineers hold LEEA accreditation and other industry qualifications.
Product: LOLER and PUWER inspections, load testing and certification, examination schemes, maintenance and repairs for cranes, hoists and lifting equipment.
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