Workplace Safety Inspections, Testing & Compliance Services

Yes. Multi-service visits are one of the main reasons organisations choose Velocity Safety.

Where practical, we can coordinate several services during the same visit, such as LOLER examinations, fire extinguisher servicing, RPE inspections, face fit testing, PAT testing, noise assessments and vibration measurements.

This reduces disruption, travel costs and the number of contractors you need to manage.

Velocity Safety can coordinate a wide range of statutory examinations, inspections and tests through one organised schedule.

The exact services required will depend on your equipment, workplace risks and applicable regulations. We will review what you manage, identify the relevant inspection requirements and explain anything that needs a separate specialist provider.

Velocity Safety is the sole UK service agent for applicable Aresta, JSP and Delta Plus fall arrest blocks and an authorised G-Force service agent.

We also provide inspection and servicing support for equipment from several other manufacturers, subject to the model, manufacturer requirements and availability of approved components.

Yes. Velocity Safety provides documented inspections, manufacturer-authorised servicing and repairs for JSP PowerCap Active, PowerCap Active IP and PowerCap Infinity powered respiratory systems.

Support is available for individual units and larger workplace fleets, with the work completed in accordance with the applicable JSP servicing requirements.

Yes. We support individual workplaces, regional groups and organisations operating across multiple sites.

Visits can be grouped geographically or organised around your existing inspection dates, helping you maintain consistent records, certification and retest schedules across the estate.

Yes. Velocity Safety uses appropriately trained and qualified engineers across the different inspection and testing disciplines we provide.

The team includes Fit2Fit-accredited face fit testers, BOHS-qualified specialists and engineers trained in lifting equipment, pressure systems, access equipment, respiratory protection and electrical testing.

Measurement and calibration equipment is maintained with traceable calibration records where required.

The documentation provided depends on the service completed, but may include inspection reports, thorough examination certificates, calibration certificates, asset registers, test results, defect details and recommended corrective actions.

Reports are written clearly so that safety, facilities and operations teams can understand what passed, what requires attention and when the next inspection is due.

Yes. Inspection, servicing and calibration dates can be recorded so that reminders are issued before equipment becomes overdue.

This helps reduce last-minute bookings, expired certificates and gaps in your compliance records.

Timescales depend on the service, location, number of items and engineer availability.

Most enquiries are reviewed promptly, and urgent requirements are prioritised wherever possible. Once we understand the equipment and work involved, we will confirm the earliest suitable appointment.

Yes. Many inspections, tests and calibrations can be completed at your premises, reducing equipment downtime and transport requirements.

Workshop services are also available for equipment that requires detailed diagnostics, repair, servicing or controlled calibration conditions. We will recommend the most suitable option for the equipment involved.

Tell us what equipment, safety systems and workplace risks you manage, and we will help identify the likely examination, inspection, testing or servicing requirements.

This may depend on legislation such as LOLER, PUWER, PSSR or COSHH, relevant British Standards, manufacturer instructions, equipment condition and how frequently it is used.

We will explain the requirements clearly without recommending unnecessary work.

Yes. Velocity Safety is based in Blackburn with Darwen and supports organisations across the UK.

We can attend individual sites, arrange regional inspection programmes or coordinate multiple locations through one organised schedule.

Yes. We can review your current certificates, asset lists, inspection dates and outstanding defects before planning the next round of work.

This helps maintain continuity and identifies any equipment that is overdue, missing from previous records or due for a different type of examination.