Standards-First
Compliance
Compliance is the licence to operate. EWP Australia structures its inspection and servicing work around the Australian Standards for elevated work platforms — with documentation, logbooks and major inspection recertification designed to stand up to audit.
Working To The Australian Standards
Inspection and servicing programs reference the standards that govern elevated work platforms in Australia.
AS/NZS 1418.10
The Australian/New Zealand Standard covering the design and construction of mobile elevating work platforms. Inspection and assessment work references this standard when evaluating structural and functional condition.
AS 2550.10
The Australian Standard for the safe use of elevating work platforms, including periodic inspection and the 10-year major inspection regime. Servicing and inspection programs are structured around its requirements.
Traceable, Audit-Ready Records
Inspection Documentation
Each inspection is recorded with findings, defects and recommended actions, so the condition of every platform is traceable rather than verbal.
Logbooks
Machine logbooks are maintained and updated so service history, hours and inspection dates stay current and auditable across the life of the equipment.
Major Inspection & Recertification
10-year major inspections are carried out against AS 2550.10, with the assessment and documentation needed to support recertification of the platform for continued service.
Business Credentials
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Common Questions
Which standards do you work to?
Inspection and servicing work references AS/NZS 1418.10 for design and construction and AS 2550.10 for safe use and periodic inspection, including the 10-year major inspection regime.
What is a 10-year major inspection?
AS 2550.10 requires a comprehensive major inspection of an elevating work platform, typically at ten years of service, to assess structural and functional condition and support recertification for continued use.
Do you provide documentation for audits?
Yes. Inspections, servicing and logbook updates are documented so records are traceable and ready for auditors, principals and site compliance requirements.