LEV · Planned maintenance
Harvtec helps businesses across Cornwall maintain their Local Exhaust Ventilation equipment through agreed servicing, routine checks and defect follow-up. We plan the work around the system instructions, process and condition, with maintenance records kept useful for your team and your LEV examiner.
What Harvtec covers
The maintenance scope should reflect what the extraction serves, how it is used and what previous records show. We agree the tasks we can competently undertake and identify any specialist cleaning, hazardous-process or exposure-control work separately.
Agree an inspection checklist using the system information and maintenance needs, rather than treating every extraction system alike.
Plan suitable work against the equipment instructions, consumables and access requirements.
Help collate system information, maintenance history and outstanding defects before the competent examiner attends.
Record tasks, findings and follow-up against the equipment. Magrathea can hold the asset, work orders and evidence where agreed.
Practical work
A 12-cartridge reverse-jet silica-sand extractor. See the used cartridges, replacement component and fitted filters.
How the work moves
Start with the process, equipment details, manuals, service records and latest examination findings. Agree any information that is missing.
Define frequency, competence, access, consumables and reporting. Suitable maintenance intervals follow the system and its use, not a universal service package.
Carry out the agreed tasks, flag defects and record what remains open. Plan repairs or specialist work where the findings require it.
Check the guidance
Suitable work and inspection arrangements depend on the premises, equipment, process and current requirements. These sources support the information on this page.
Guidance on keeping extraction effective and choosing competent people for the work.
Open source Official guidancePlanning maintenance, identifying the right competence and arranging work safely.
Open sourceQuestions
The programme depends on the system instructions, use, contaminants, condition and examination findings. We agree maintenance and routine checks for the actual equipment; the statutory examination has its own required interval.
Yes, where the maintenance scope is suitable. We can work from the examiner’s findings and retain useful repair/maintenance records for their next assessment.
Yes. Harvtec can arrange Thorough Examination and Test (TExT) through a competent LEV examiner, with a written examination report. We can coordinate preparation and agreed remedial actions. Examination is a separate scope from routine servicing or filter replacement.
Talk to Harvtec
Tell us which systems you operate, their use, current servicing arrangements and any outstanding defects. We will discuss a proportionate maintenance scope.
