Saneel Engineers delivers rigorous lift, elevator and escalator inspections, safety audits and on-site safety drills, so building owners, facility managers and contractors can operate with total confidence and full regulatory compliance.
From routine lift and escalator inspections to process safety studies and statutory compliance, we cover the full scope so you don't have to juggle multiple vendors.
Third-party inspection of lifts, escalators and on-site equipment against IS, ANSI and EN standards, with clear digital reports.
Fire, electrical and system safety audits, HAZID/HAZOP, QRA and statutory documentation to keep your site fully compliant.
Dispersion modelling, MCLS, SIL and consequence studies carried out by a multidisciplinary engineering team.
Emergency response drills and safety trainings that keep your workforce prepared, not just paper-compliant.
Every inspection and audit is led by qualified, experienced safety engineers, not generalist contractors.
Structured scheduling and digital reporting mean you get findings and certificates without unnecessary delays.
From manufacturing and chemicals to real estate and logistics, our clients span a broad range of industries.
From routine lift checks to full-site safety audits, every service is carried out by certified inspectors using a documented, repeatable process.
Comprehensive mechanical, electrical and structural checks on passenger, service and freight lifts, verified against national safety codes and manufacturer specifications.
Step-by-step evaluation of drive systems, handrails, safety switches and step alignment to keep high-traffic escalators running safely.
Motor, gearbox & chain inspection.
Emergency stop & sensor testing.
Comb plate & gap measurement.
Synchronisation with steps.
A structured, documented review of vertical transport systems and site safety practices, delivered with a clear report and remediation roadmap.
Verification of existing fire safety systems and implementation of fire and safety elements.
An important tool to undertake and verify overall workplace safety function.
Conducted in two stages - Preliminary Energy Audit and Detailed Energy Audit.
Identifies potentially hazardous electrical conditions in an inspection or audit.
Periodic load testing and certification of lifting tools, chains, slings, shackles and tackles used in material handling, so every piece of rigging gear on your site is safe and traceable.
Statutory testing and inspection of pressure vessels, air receivers, boilers and compressed gas equipment, confirming they can safely hold and handle pressure under working conditions.
Structural safety inspection of pallet racking, shelving and warehouse storage systems, identifying damage and overloading risks before they lead to collapse.
On-site safety training, mock drills and consultancy that build a genuine safety culture among your workforce, not just a compliance checkbox.
Hydrostatic testing of pipelines, vessels, cylinders and fire-fighting equipment using water pressure, confirming structural integrity and detecting leaks before commissioning.
Non-destructive testing methods that examine welds, structures and components for internal and surface defects, without damaging the equipment being tested.
Full on-site inspection and diagnostic testing carried out at your facility with calibrated field equipment, so lifts, escalators and other assets are tested exactly where they operate.
Adequacy of lighting is of utmost importance in chemical industries. This is especially true for hazardous areas, walkways and control rooms, where lux-level measurement and glare assessment help prevent accidents caused by poor visibility.
For liquid and gas pipelines, surge analysis is the study of pressure transients caused by a change in flow conditions, helping prevent pipeline failure, water hammer damage and equipment fatigue.
An Integrated Management System (IMS) combines all aspects of an organisation's systems into one framework, aligning quality, environment and occupational health & safety management for consistent, auditable performance.
Responsible Care (RC) is a Chemical Industry Initiative which calls on companies to demonstrate their commitment to continuous improvement in health, safety and environmental performance across the entire product lifecycle.
We develop an ERDMP that is concise and informative so that members of the emergency control organisation and mutual aid partners can respond quickly and effectively during an on-site or off-site emergency.
A Safety Report is a detailed document demonstrating all the necessary measures that have been taken to prevent major accidents and to limit their consequences to people and the environment.
Dispersion models are computer programs used to characterise the atmospheric dispersion of pollutants and hazardous releases, helping estimate downwind concentrations and potential impact zones.
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) can be defined as the systematic examination of unintended and undesirable effects of a proposed project, helping decision-makers understand impacts before approval.
Simultaneous Operations (SIMOPS) occur when two or more potentially conflicting activities are being carried out at the same time. We facilitate SIMOPS workshops and prepare clear, risk-based procedures to manage the interfaces safely.
In the process industries, HAZOP studies are seen as the primary hazard analysis method. Our HAZID and HAZOP studies systematically identify potential hazards and operability problems in a facility.
Quantitative Risk Analysis is proven as a valuable management tool in assessing the overall safety of a facility, quantifying risk levels and supporting sound risk-reduction decisions.
Maximum Credible Loss Scenario (MCLS) is one of the most widely used concepts in risk assessment, identifying the worst-case realistic scenario to guide mitigation and emergency planning.
SIL study is one of the safety studies carried out to prevent hazards in process industries by determining the required reliability of safety instrumented functions.
We deliver a wide range of safety, process and workplace trainings, tailored to your site and industry, delivered by experienced safety professionals.
A straightforward path from first contact to a compliance certificate in hand.
Tell us about your equipment and site. We confirm a visit window within one business day.
A certified engineer runs the full checklist, testing safety systems, alignment and load response.
Findings, photo evidence and a compliance certificate are issued before the engineer leaves site.
We track your next inspection date and stay on call for emergency response in between visits.
Every inspection follows the same disciplined method, so results are consistent no matter which engineer is on site.
Our inspectors hold current certifications and are trained to the latest lift and escalator safety codes.
Digital reports and compliance certificates are issued on-site, with no waiting on paperwork.
Findings are documented with photo evidence and prioritised so you know exactly what to fix, and when.
A breakdown or safety incident doesn't wait for business hours, so our on-call team doesn't either.
A look at the equipment we inspect and the people carrying it out.
Since our founding, Saneel Engineers has grown from a small inspection team into a trusted safety partner for residential, commercial and industrial sites.
Saneel Engineers established with a focus on lift safety inspection.
Expanded services to cover escalators and travelators at commercial sites.
Introduced site-wide safety audits and digital reporting for clients.
Trusted by facility managers, contractors and building owners nationwide.
Every inspection is benchmarked against recognised safety standards, so your certificates hold up to scrutiny.
Manufacturers, facility owners and contractors who rely on us for their inspection and safety programs.
... AND MANY MORE
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Most jurisdictions require a routine safety inspection every six to twelve months, with load testing on a longer cycle. We'll confirm the exact schedule that applies to your equipment and site.
Yes. Once an inspection passes, our engineers issue a digital compliance certificate before leaving the site, so there's no waiting on paperwork.
You'll receive a prioritised list of findings with photo evidence, ranked by risk. We can schedule a follow-up verification visit once repairs are complete.
Yes, we regularly coordinate inspection schedules across multiple buildings for property groups and facility managers, with consolidated reporting on request.
Pricing depends on equipment type, count and site access. Share a few site details in the enquiry form and we'll send a fixed quote within one business day.
Yes, we offer annual inspection contracts with scheduled visits, priority emergency response and consolidated compliance reporting for your whole portfolio.