Service and Repair

Our address for all Servicing and Repairs to be sent to is:

Safequip Service Centre, Brunswick Park, Brunswick Industrial Estate, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE13 7BA

All servicing and repairs must be sent with completed paperwork. If we receive a delivery for items to be serviced or repaired without paperwork, this will not be processed until we have the correct paperwork complete.

If you require any further information regarding servicing or repairs or would like a quotation please get in contact using the contact details below:
service@safequip.co.uk
01259 727835 – OPTION 3

DRYSUIT REPAIRS & SERVICING

Safequip provide a comprehensive testing & repairs service for all types of drysuits at our own service centre facility. Whether you require a seal replacement or a have leaking drysuit, our trained technicians will test and inspect the drysuit and supply a quotation for approval, prior to any work being carried out. Customer satisfaction is really important to us, so all our repairs come with a full 12 month warranty from the date of repair.

Drysuit Repair Price List – SQ011 Drysuit Repairs Price List

Drysuit Repair Form – SQ010 Safequip Drysuit Repair Form

LIFEJACKET SERVICING & PFD BUOYANCY TESTING

We are an approved service provider for lifejacket servicing and re-arming for all types of CE approved inflatable lifejackets. We also repair and provide a PFD buoyancy test service, which we recommend should be carried out every 5 years from the date of issue.

A full service report will be issued and returned with any lifejacket(s) that we service together with a next service due date sticker on the lifejacket as a reminder.

Lifejacket Service Form – SQ012 Lifejacket Service Form

How often should I get my lifejacket serviced?

With the exception of SOLAS approved lifejackets which MUST be serviced annually, the industry guideline and manufacturers recommendation is that lifejackets used in the commercial/professional sector should be serviced annually and for leisure users every 2 years by an approved service station. A malfunctioning lifejacket is extremely dangerous and could cost a person’s life if not properly maintained.

REMEMBER “USELESS UNLESS WORN AND POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS UNLESS MAINTAINED”