EWP Repairs & Servicing in Hobart

Hobart's machines work in a cool, damp maritime climate that keeps corrosion active for much of the year. Persistent moisture, coastal salt around the Derwent and the port, and cold that lingers into the mornings all work on electrical connections, fasteners and hydraulic seals, so faults here often trace back to the environment rather than hard hours. The island's fleet is small, support is concentrated in the south around the city, and there isn't the deep pool of alternative machines a mainland capital has — so keeping the platforms you own running is the whole game.

In and around Hobart we diagnose and repair the faults that surface on booms, scissors and truck-mounts, whether they sit in the hydraulics, the wiring or the steelwork, and we service to the maker's schedule. A day's work might be a leaking ram, a corroded terminal block or a cracked weld brought back to standard; whatever it is, the fix is documented, an earlier inspection's outstanding items are cleared, and the machine is function tested before it goes back on the tools.