At Nationwide Lifts, we have been working closely with care homes and the NHS for many years. We understand how important it is to ensure the lifts are reliable and efficient in these critical sectors. We also understand the importance of completed risk assessments.
Often in some older care sector sites, the designers never considered a second lift or stairlift as a backup plan in case the lift went off. Our plan is to ensure we spot the future issues before they occur. Thorough risk assessments frequently help achieve safer working conditions and ensure the lift is safe.
We offer free full risk assessments every year on every site we look after. So we would look at all components and parts to ensure that all upgrades and replacements are done when required. We work closely with clients on this to ensure they have minimal downtime for the lift on site.
In the lift industry, maintenance can be rushed due to low costs that the industry charge, but we try to be different and offer this comprehensive solution. It works, and we help to reduce breakdowns on all sites.
We have worked with some key players of the care industry, delivering them exceptional service, and saving them costs on repairs. If you are a care home manager who gets busy, the last thing we would want is for you to have problems with your lifts.
We understand there are several challenges involved within the care industry. The safety and mobility of residents, many with limited physical abilities, is paramount. We are aware reliability of lifts may be a concern of yours, as efficient lifts are necessary for transporting residents between floors. With our approach to lift maintenance and comprehensive risk assessments, we aim to prevent all future lift issues for your care home.
Frequent lift breakdowns can lead to delays in care, increased risk of accidents, and less independence for residents, something we’re sure you don’t want. Regular and proactive lift maintenance can minimize these difficulties and put you at ease by ensuring that lifts are always in operation, reducing the risk of accidents, and improving the overall efficiency of care delivery. This not only enhances the safety and well-being of residents but also eases the workload of care staff, allowing them to focus more on providing quality care. Please contact us if you are having issues with your lifts.
