Anchor Point Inspection & Testing
Inspection and proof load testing of roof and wall anchor points to BS 7883 and BS EN 795.
View service →Independent inspection, proof load testing and certification of anchor points, eyebolts, abseil anchors and safety lines, for single buildings and multi-site estates across the Midlands, the South West, the South East and South Wales.
Anchor points, eyebolts and safety lines only matter at the moment someone falls. Under the Work at Height Regulations 2005 and BS 7883 they must be inspected by a competent person at least every 12 months, and certified before use.
Inspection and proof load testing of roof and wall anchor points to BS 7883 and BS EN 795.
View service →Window cleaning and maintenance eyebolts inspected and pull tested, with every eyebolt numbered and certified.
View service →Rope access and abseil anchors inspected and tested for rope access, cleaning and facade maintenance.
View service →Horizontal lifeline systems on roofs inspected, tensioned, tested and recertified to BS EN 795 Type C.
View service →Vertical fall arrest lines and rails on ladders and structures inspected, tested and recertified.
View service →Mansafe and cable-based roof safety systems inspected, tested and certified, whatever the manufacturer.
View service →BS 7883Code of practice for the design, installation, inspection and maintenance of anchor systemsBS EN 795Anchor devices, types A to EBS EN 353-1Guided type fall arresters on a rigid anchor lineBS 8437Selection, use and maintenance of personal fall protection systemsWAHR 2005Work at Height Regulations 2005PPE Regs 1992Personal Protective Equipment at Work Regulations (as amended 2022)
The address and a rough count of anchors, eyebolts and safety lines is enough to price the job.
Priced per site, with multi-site estates grouped into efficient routes.
Every anchor inspected, proof load tested where required, and tagged on site.
Report with BS 7883 results, roof plan, certificates and the next inspection date.
103 towns and cities across 6 regions.
It's the inspection and, where required, proof load testing of permanently installed anchors, eyebolts and safety lines used for fall protection, to confirm they are safe to use.
The Work at Height Regulations 2005 require fall protection equipment to be inspected at suitable intervals by a competent person. BS 7883 recommends at least every 12 months, with records kept.
We inspect sites across the Midlands, the South West, the South East and South Wales, with pages for 103 towns and cities. Larger estates further afield can be quoted on request.
Most sites can be booked within two to three weeks. Urgent inspections after an incident or an audit finding can often be arranged sooner.
Tell us the site address and a rough count of anchors, eyebolts and safety lines. We'll come back with a fixed price and the earliest date.