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At CCR Compliance, we provide professional eyebolt installation, testing, inspection, and recertification services for commercial, industrial, and public sector buildings across the UK. Our experienced engineers work in line with BS EN 795, BS 7883, and PUWER 1998 regulations to ensure all rooftop anchor systems remain safe, compliant, and fully operational.
Whether you require a new eyebolt installation, annual testing, proof load testing, or remedial repairs, we deliver a complete rooftop compliance solution designed to protect anyone working at height while helping building owners meet legal compliance obligations.
We install certified roof anchor points and safety eyebolts for a wide range of applications including:
All eyebolt systems are installed using approved fixing methods suitable for concrete, steel, timber, and composite roof structures. Every installation is carefully assessed to ensure correct load distribution, fixing integrity, and safe positioning for working at height activities.
Whether you need a new edge protection system, compliance testing, inspections, or advice on working at height regulations, CCR Compliance is here to help. Contact our team today to arrange a free rooftop survey and discuss your requirements.
Call CCR Compliance today to discuss your requirements and arrange a free site survey.
0800 035 4142
Regular eyebolt testing and inspection is essential to ensure rooftop safety systems remain compliant and structurally sound. Our inspection and testing services include:
Detailed inspection of the eyebolt body, fixings, surrounding substrate, corrosion levels, movement, and overall condition.
Verification that all fixings remain tightened to the manufacturer’s recommended torque settings.
Controlled proof load testing carried out using calibrated equipment to confirm structural performance and compliance with BS 7883 and BS EN 795 standards.
Full inspection reports and compliance certificates issued following testing, including asset registers, inspection schedules, and recommendations for remedial works where required.
All rooftop anchor points and fall protection systems should be regularly inspected by a competent person to remain compliant with UK working at height legislation. CCR Compliance provides ongoing eyebolt recertification services to help businesses maintain:
Our engineers provide detailed compliance documentation suitable for insurance requirements, facilities management portfolios, contractor records, and health & safety audits.
Where damaged, corroded, or non-compliant anchor points are identified, we provide professional remedial works including:
All remedial works are followed by re-testing and updated certification to ensure continued compliance and safe operation.
At CCR Compliance, we combine technical expertise, certified systems, and a commitment to safety to deliver fully compliant rooftop solutions you can rely on. From installation through to inspection and certification, our focus is on protecting people, reducing risk, and ensuring every system performs exactly as it should.
CCR Compliance delivers robust, dependable rooftop safety systems designed to protect individuals working at height, ensuring long-term safety, performance, and compliance.
Our specialists bring in-depth knowledge of UK regulations and industry best practice, ensuring every installation, inspection, and test is fully compliant and correctly engineered.
We use high-grade materials and certified installation methods to guarantee durability, reliability, and full regulatory compliance across all systems.
Serving clients across the UK, we provide consistent, accessible compliance services wherever they are needed.
We continually adopt the latest technologies and industry advancements to improve safety, efficiency, and compliance standards across all rooftop systems.
We build long-term partnerships through transparency, clear reporting, and dependable service, giving clients complete confidence in every inspection, installation, and certification.
MANAGED COMPLIANCE — NO GAPS, NO LAPSES, NO LIABILITY
The CCR Annual Compliance Programme transforms your eyebolt compliance obligation from a reactive, ad hoc exercise into a proactive, documented maintenance schedule aligned to PUWER 1998, BS 7883, and your insurance requirements. You never miss an inspection date. Your records are always current. Your duty of care is always evidenced.
Under PUWER 1998 and BS 7883, all anchor devices must be inspected at defined intervals — with a maximum of 12 months between inspections. Managing this obligation across a multi-building estate, a complex industrial site, or a portfolio of commercial properties can be administratively demanding. A lapse in the inspection programme — even by weeks — can void insurance, expose the dutyholder to enforcement action, and create an evidential gap that cannot be retrospectively corrected.
The CCR Annual Compliance Programme removes this burden entirely. We manage the schedule, issue reminders in advance of every due inspection, mobilise our team, carry out the full inspection and proof load testing, and deliver updated compliance certificates and an asset register — all within a single annually-priced programme.
Programme pricing is provided on application following a rooftop survey to confirm anchor quantity, access requirements, and site-specific considerations.
Under PUWER 1998 and BS 7883, all anchor devices must be inspected by a competent person at intervals not exceeding 12 months as a minimum. Anchors in aggressive environments, those subject to high frequency of use, or any anchor subjected to a fall arrest load must be inspected more frequently — or immediately in the case of a fall event. CCR Maintenance Ltd confirms the next inspection date on every compliance certificate and manages the schedule under our Annual Compliance Programme.
A visual inspection assesses the condition of the anchor body, fixing plate, and substrate without applying a test load. Proof load testing applies a defined static load — typically 6 kN for Class A anchors to BS 7883 — to confirm the anchor and its substrate retain the required structural capacity. Proof load testing identifies anchor degradation that is not visible to the naked eye, including substrate deterioration, hidden corrosion, and fixing loosening. CCR Maintenance Ltd recommends proof load testing at every periodic inspection.
BS EN 795:2012 Class A1 anchors are designed for fixing to vertical or inclined surfaces — facades, parapets, and roof upstands. Class A2 anchors are designed specifically for roof surfaces, where the structural load direction differs. The distinction determines the fixing design and proof load test geometry. CCR Maintenance Ltd confirms the correct anchor class following a structural assessment of the proposed fixing location.
Yes. Fixing methods include membrane-penetrating fixings using specialist sealing systems, structural sleeper installations, or BS EN 795 Class E deadweight anchor devices which avoid membrane penetration entirely. CCR Maintenance Ltd assesses the specific roof construction before recommending the most appropriate fixing solution.
This is an urgent compliance risk. Anchor devices with no installation records or inspection history cannot be confirmed as safe. The correct course of action is an immediate condition assessment and proof load test by a competent person. CCR Maintenance Ltd carries out legacy system assessments, issues compliance or non-compliance certificates, and provides a clear remedial programme. Any anchor failing proof load testing must be immediately decommissioned.
CCR Maintenance Ltd issues: a full written inspection report listing every anchor by reference number and location; individual visual, torque, and proof load results; a pass/fail determination; recommendations for remedial works; compliance certificates for passing anchors; and the date of next inspection. All documentation is suitable for FM asset management systems, insurance submissions, and CDM health and safety files.
