PSSR Inspections for Commercial Coffee Machines
Stay compliant and protect your team with a professional PSSR inspection for your commercial coffee machine. Our IOSH-certified engineers deliver thorough checks to ensure your steam boiler is safe, functional and operating within the legal Pressure Systems Safety Regulations (2000).
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Thorough Safety Inspection
If you have a commercial coffee machine that uses pressurised steam, then it’s essential that you have a PSSR (Pressure Systems Safety Regulations) check carried out regularly. The PSSR inspection includes a thorough safety inspection of the pressurised vessel and valves to ensure your commercial coffee machine is in tip top condition and is safe to use.
Liquidline’s experienced, fully trained Engineers can carry out a PSSR inspection on a Liquidline-supplied machine, as well as those provided by other suppliers, completing a fully comprehensive service and providing you with an IOSH certificate.
Why do I Need a PSSR Check?
A PSSR Inspection ensures that you are meeting your legal obligation to comply with the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations (2000) and also protects your visitors and team from accidents that can occur when machines are left unmaintained. Failure to have your machine PSSR checked regularly may also invalidate your liability insurance.
Book Your PSSR Inspection
Book a PSSR inspection with one of our expert engineers today to ensure your machine is compliant, safe and running efficiently. We cover both Liquidline and third-party commercial coffee machines.
Protect Your Team & Visitors
Steam boiler failure can pose serious risks. A professional PSSR inspection helps reduce the chance of pressure-related accidents and ensures that your team and visitors are safe at all times. By regularly checking for wear, corrosion, or defects, we make sure your machine operates securely, giving you peace of mind and demonstrating your commitment to workplace safety.
Fulfil Your Statutory Safety Obligations
The Pressure Systems Safety Regulations (2000) require businesses to conduct regular inspections of any equipment using pressurised steam. A valid PSSR certificate is essential to remain compliant and avoid costly penalties or invalidated insurance. Our inspections are fully IOSH-certified and provide you with the documentation needed to satisfy health and safety regulations in a professional workplace setting.
Reduce the Likelihood of Breakdowns
Steam-related issues are a leading cause of breakdowns in commercial coffee machines. Regular PSSR testing helps detect early signs of internal wear, corrosion, or pressure faults before they escalate. This preventative approach reduces downtime, protects your investment and ensures your machine continues delivering high-quality coffee without interruption or unexpected repair costs.
Types of Coffee Machines We Inspect
Our team of trained IOSH-certified Engineers can carry out a PSSR inspection on all our own machines, as well as those supplied by other companies.
If your make or model of coffee machine isn’t in the list, please get in touch with our team and we’ll be happy to advise.
Supported PSSR Machines
Liquidline K2 – Fresh Milk
Liquidline K2 – Powdered Milk
Liquidline Q3 – Powdered Milk
Liquidline Q2 – Powdered Milk
Liquidline Q1 – Powdered Milk
Schaerer Coffee Skye
Schaerer Coffee Soul 10 – Fresh Milk
Vitro S2 Instant – Powdered Milk
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An IOSH-certified Engineer will visit your premises to carry out a full pressure test of the steam boiler safety valve and inspect the boiler vessel inside and out. The machine is stripped down, the boiler drained, and the heating element removed for inspection. After reassembly, it is tested at full pressure. An IOSH certificate is issued on completion, with internal images available if required.
Under the terms of the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations (2000), you have a statutory duty to have your commercial coffee machine inspected once it is over 14 months old. After this, we advise having your machine checked every 12 months or so, though this does vary depending on the type of machine and frequency of use.
Not all commercial coffee machines require a PSSR check, only machines that use a pressurised vessel, such as Bean to Cup and Traditional Espresso Machines, require regular PSSR testing. Most filter coffee machines for example do not require a PSSR inspection, though we still recommend regular maintenance to prolong the life of the machine and ensure it’s safe for your team to use.
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An IOSH-certified Engineer will visit your premises to carry out a full pressure test of the steam boiler safety valve and inspect the boiler vessel inside and out. The machine is stripped down, the boiler drained, and the heating element removed for inspection. After reassembly, it is tested at full pressure. An IOSH certificate is issued on completion, with internal images available if required.
Under the terms of the Pressure Systems Safety Regulations (2000), you have a statutory duty to have your commercial coffee machine inspected once it is over 14 months old. After this, we advise having your machine checked every 12 months or so, though this does vary depending on the type of machine and frequency of use.
Not all commercial coffee machines require a PSSR check, only machines that use a pressurised vessel, such as Bean to Cup and Traditional Espresso Machines, require regular PSSR testing. Most filter coffee machines for example do not require a PSSR inspection, though we still recommend regular maintenance to prolong the life of the machine and ensure it’s safe for your team to use.