Lift CE Certificate

Lift CE Certificate

What is the Lift CE Certificate?

The Lift CE Certificate is the conformity document for lifts used for commercial or private purposes within the European Economic Area (EEA). It confirms that the lifts comply with the applicable standards and meet requirements covering user safety, environmental protection and energy efficiency.

The Lift CE certificate is issued under the European Lifts Directive (2014/33/EU). The directive sets the minimum safety requirements for the design, manufacture, installation and operation of lifts.

Manufacturers seeking the Lift CE mark must follow design, production and testing processes aligned with the relevant standards. They are required to complete steps such as technical file preparation, risk analysis, testing and audits. A notified body guides manufacturers through the CE certification process and carries out the required audits.

1. These core requirements are the criteria that must be met for lifts to obtain the CE certificate. Manufacturers apply to the certification body and follow the steps required for conformity assessment, testing and audits. In this process, a notified body such as Eurocert guides manufacturers and helps them meet the requirements.
2. The audit for the Lift CE certificate is a process used to confirm that the manufacturer's lifts comply with the relevant standards and meet the required conditions. The audit may include the following steps:
3. The audit process confirms that the lift meets the relevant standards and requirements. A notified body such as Eurocert ensures that the audits are carried out effectively. Once the audit confirms conformity, the certification process is finalised and the CE certificate is issued. The certificate documents that the lift meets the safety standards and protects user safety.