Oil & Gas Access Services
Engineering inspection, NDT, certification and servicing of EWPs for refineries, gas plants and terminals, with permit-to-work documentation to AS 2550 and AS 1418.
Access Built for Oil & Gas
Oil and gas operations put elevated work platforms to work in refineries, gas plants, tank farms and terminals where hydrocarbons, pressure systems and confined access make safe work at height uncompromising. Inspections are required because a single structural or hydraulic failure in a hazardous zone can have catastrophic consequences, so every boom lift, scissor lift and truck-mounted EWP must be inspected and certified before it goes near live plant. We inspect, test, certify, service and repair access equipment for oil and gas sites against AS 2550 and AS 1418, with the engineering rigour and documented records the sector's permit-to-work and audit regimes demand. Typical equipment includes diesel and bi-energy booms for tank and vessel access, insulated units where electrical hazards exist and compact platforms for congested process areas. Our engineering inspection process covers structural, hydraulic, electrical and control systems, coordinated non-destructive testing (NDT) on load-bearing welds and pins, and issue of compliance certificates that stand up to scrutiny. Major inspections are carried out at 5-year or 10-year intervals depending on equipment class and standard, keeping ageing plant certified. We manage whole fleets, reduce downtime through planned servicing and rapid breakdown response, and deliver this capability with national servicing reach — trusted across Australia by operators who cannot afford a compliance gap.
Challenges We Solve
Hazardous-area work
Access happens near hydrocarbons, pressure systems and ignition-sensitive zones where equipment integrity is non-negotiable.
Permit-to-work discipline
Every unit must be certified and documented before it enters a permit-controlled area.
Shutdown time pressure
Turnarounds run to fixed windows where access-equipment downtime is extremely costly.
Services We Provide for Oil & Gas
Every EWP inspection, certification, repair, hire, and maintenance service we deliver — available to oil & gas operators nationwide.

EWP & Crane Inspections
Independent, standards-compliant inspections for elevated work platforms and cranes.
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Major (10-Year) Inspections
Full 10-year major inspections that keep ageing plant certified and safe.
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Scheduled Maintenance & Servicing
Planned servicing programs that keep your fleet reliable.
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Emergency Breakdown Response
Rapid mobile response when equipment fails on the job.
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Mechanical Repairs
Workshop and on-site mechanical repairs across all makes and models.
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Hydraulic Services
Complete hydraulic diagnosis, repair, hose and cylinder work.
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Equipment Hire & Sales
A large, well-maintained fleet available for hire or purchase.
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Equipment Finance
Flexible finance to put the right equipment in your hands.
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Equipment Insurance
Cover against damage, theft and downtime for your access equipment.
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Annual EWP Inspections
Documented annual inspections that keep your EWP fleet compliant and audit-ready.
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5-Year Major Inspections
5-year major inspections for EWP classes that reach their mid-life compliance milestone.
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10-Year Major Rebuilds
Full 10-year major rebuilds that return ageing EWPs to certified, near-new condition.
Learn MoreOil & Gas Questions
Common questions about EWP inspection, hire and servicing for oil & gas operators.
Why are EWP inspections required on oil and gas sites?
Work happens near hydrocarbons and pressure systems, so any structural, hydraulic or control failure at height can be catastrophic. Inspection and certification to AS 2550 and AS 1418 confirm each unit is safe before it enters a permit-controlled area.
Do you carry out non-destructive testing on access equipment?
Yes. We coordinate NDT on load-bearing welds, pins and structural members as part of major and engineering inspections, and document the results with the compliance certificate for each asset.
How often do machines need a major inspection?
Major inspections are carried out at 5-year or 10-year intervals depending on equipment class and standard. We track each unit's due date so plant stays certified through shutdowns and turnarounds.
Can you reduce downtime during a turnaround?
We plan servicing, inspection and rapid mobile breakdown response around your shutdown windows so access equipment stays available and turnarounds are not held up.
Do you provide certificates suited to our audit and permit systems?
Every inspection, test and service is documented with reports, defect ratings, photographs and compliance certificates so your permit-to-work and audit records are complete.
Oil & Gas Searches
The elevated work platform services oil & gas teams most often need — all handled in-house by our engineers and technicians.
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