LOLER, MOT and compliance date tracking
Know what's due on every machine, before it's overdue
LOLER, MOT/PSV, tax, insurance and safety inspections, plus services by hours or miles, in one list coloured by urgency. Record the work and the next due date is worked out for you.
What it does
One list for every date
Every compliance date across the fleet, grouped into overdue, due within 30 days and later. Search by machine or registration.
Services on the clock
Set a service interval in hours, km or miles. FleetBolt counts down from the reading at the last service and flags it when it gets close.
Next date worked out for you
LOLER every 6 or 12 months, MOT yearly, safety inspections every set number of weeks. Record the inspection and the date moves on.
Flagged when you log in
Overdue dates and services sit at the top of your dashboard, with a count on the Key dates tile, so nothing hides.
Record straight from the list
Each date has a Record button that opens the event form already filled in for that machine and check.
PDF reports
Download a compliance dates report and a service schedule for audits, insurers or the office wall.
How it works
- 1
Add your machines
Enter the last MOT, LOLER, tax, insurance or inspection date. FleetBolt suggests the right dates for each type of machine.
- 2
See what is coming up
Red for overdue, amber for due within 30 days, green for later. Services turn amber as the hours run down.
- 3
Record the work
Log the inspection or service with notes and photos, and the next due date and service countdown update themselves.
What LOLER asks of you
The Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER) require lifting equipment to be thoroughly examined by a competent person. Equipment for lifting people and lifting accessories need examining at least every 6 months, and other lifting equipment at least every 12 months, unless an examination scheme sets different intervals.
You also need to keep the reports and act on any defects they find. FleetBolt keeps the dates and the history; the examination itself must be done by a competent person.
- Last and next LOLER date for every lifting machine, at 6 or 12 months
- Each examination recorded as an event, with notes, who carried it out and up to 3 photos — handy for a photo of the report
- A full history per machine you can filter, search and export
Included free
Key dates, service tracking and both PDF reports are in the free plan, for unlimited machines.
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