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Is your lift running without a safety certificate?
Running a lift without a valid safety certificate puts you directly on the hook before residents, visitors and the relevant authorities. A finding that surfaces only at the official inspection means the certificate is withheld and the correction cycle starts over.
We carry out a thorough preliminary inspection of every component, from safety devices and brakes to doors, the controller and wiring. We document each finding, handle the corrections ourselves, then accompany you through the official SASO and authority process until the certificate is in hand.
Safety points checked before the certificate
- Checking safety devices and systems
- Assessing the cabin, doors and guides
- Reviewing the controller and wiring
- A written report of findings and recommendations
Stages from inspection to certificate in hand
Contact us first
Describe the lift and its building to us and we will arrange a site visit at a time that suits you.
Site visit and inspection
Our technicians check every component and document findings that need attention before the official inspection.
Correcting the findings
We handle repairs identified during inspection, whether parts need replacing or adjustment is enough, depending on each case.
Receiving the certificate
Once the lift passes the official inspection under the relevant authority's requirements, your safety certificate is issued.
From our work
Why us
We check every safety device, brake and wiring run and record each finding before the lift faces its official inspection.
- 13+ years
Lifts we installed that are still running, fault free.
- 300+
Clients served.
- 2 years free warranty
On the lift, covering spare parts and the periodic maintenance during that period.
20 year warranty on the lift machine.
Does your lift need a safety certificate now?
A lift never previously inspected
We start with a preliminary visit to establish the lift's actual condition and identify what must be addressed before the official inspection.
An expired safety certificate
We re-inspect the lift and correct any issues that have arisen since the last certificate; the scope depends on what the site visit finds.
Findings from a previous official inspection
We review the findings report, address each point as required, and stay with you through to passing the official inspection.
Do you need a more specific service?
Periodic elevator inspection
If your lift already holds a valid certificate and you want regular inspections to maintain its safety and build a documented record over time.
Your obligations once the safety certificate is issued
Follow-up and reminders
- A documented report of all corrections made
- Periodic follow-up on any post-inspection points
- A reminder as your renewal date approaches
Preventive maintenance
- Scheduled maintenance to keep the lift ready for future inspections
- Monitoring any change in the lift's performance
- Linking inspection findings to the ongoing maintenance plan
What lift owners worry about before formal inspection
What determines the cost of inspecting my lift and correcting findings?
It depends on the lift's type, age and how many components need correcting. A well-maintained recent lift differs entirely from an older one with accumulated issues. The site visit establishes the actual scope, and the budget is built from there.
Does the lift have to stop running while the inspection and corrections are carried out?
The preliminary check requires a temporary shutdown of the lift. How long corrections take depends on what the inspection reveals; some findings are straightforward while others involve more substantial work on the lift or its shaft. We give you a clear summary of everything uncovered during the site visit, so you can plan the correction works and any downtime around the needs of the building.
Will the inspection and repair work cause noise or disruption to the building?
The inspection itself is quiet and confined to technicians in the machine room, cabin and shaft. Corrections vary; replacing an electronic part causes no disruption, while realigning guides may involve mechanical work. The site inspection makes this clear before any work begins.
How do I know the lift is safe for occupants between the corrections and the official inspection?
After corrections we run a functional test of the lift to confirm everything works as it should. This is not a substitute for the official inspection, but it gives you a clear picture of the lift's actual condition before the authority's visit.
How can I tell whether the company I choose truly understands what the authorities require?
The practical test is whether they know the SASO requirements and what the authorities specifically look for in your lift type, and whether they correct findings themselves rather than just documenting them. Ask about their experience with similar lifts and whether they stay with you through the official inspection or hand you over at that point.
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Questions about inspection & safety certificate
What exactly do inspectors check in my lift?
They check safety devices, brakes, doors, cabin guides, the controller, wiring, emergency lighting and cabin ventilation. The initial visit reveals the exact condition of your lift and what needs attention before the official inspection.
Can an older lift be inspected for a safety certificate?
Yes, but an older lift may need corrective work or upgrades before it passes. We determine this after the site visit and explain clearly what is required.
What happens if findings come up during the official inspection?
The certificate is withheld until findings are resolved. This is why we carry out a preliminary inspection first, as it catches most issues and gives you time to correct them before the official appointment.
Do you handle the corrections or do I need to find another contractor?
We handle the corrections as part of the service, whether that means replacing parts, adjusting devices or servicing components. The exact scope depends on what the site inspection reveals.
How often does a lift safety certificate need to be renewed?
Validity periods vary depending on lift type and the issuing authority; there is no single interval that applies to every case. Tell us your lift type and we will clarify what applies to your situation.
Does the inspection differ depending on the lift type or its use?
Yes, the points checked in a residential block lift differ from those in a villa lift or a commercial installation. The site visit determines which aspects require focus based on your lift type and the relevant authority requirements.
Can I be present during the preliminary inspection?
Yes, and it is encouraged. Being present lets you see what the technicians find first-hand and ask questions on the spot. We arrange the visit at a time that suits your schedule.
Inspection & safety certificate in Riyadh, Al Kharj and Al Muzahimiyah
Arrange a safety inspection visit for your lift
Send us the lift's location and the date of its last official inspection; we visit, assess it and list what the certificate needs.