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Sunshine Coast, QLDMajor Inspections

5-Year Major EWP Inspections on the Sunshine Coast

The Sunshine Coast's rapid growth has brought a younger fleet into the region, but those machines are ageing — and some are reaching a mid-life major inspection point without operators fully aware that the equipment class they own requires a teardown assessment at 5 years rather than waiting for the 10-year milestone. Queensland heat and humidity mean that five years of Sunshine Coast coastal work puts real structural load on machines that an annual inspection keeps current but a mid-life assessment properly measures.

EWP Australia delivers 5-year major inspections on the Sunshine Coast, confirming the applicable milestone — 5 or 10 years depending on the equipment class — before any teardown work begins. The inspection covers structural and load-bearing components at the teardown level, NDT of critical welds and pins, and documentation that establishes a new inspection baseline formatted for the compliance reviews Sunshine Coast's principal contractors run.

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What's Included

5-Year Major Inspections — The Scope

  • Class confirmation — we verify whether a 5 or 10-year major applies to each machine
  • Teardown-level assessment of structural and load-bearing components
  • NDT (crack testing) of welds, pins, slew rings and structural connections
  • Hydraulic and electrical overhaul assessment at the disassembly level
  • Functional and load testing on completion
  • Engineering documentation establishing the machine's new inspection baseline
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Full Service Detail

These pages describe how 5-year major inspections works for Sunshine Coast operators. For the full service description — process, standards and FAQs — see:

FAQs

5-Year Major Inspections in Sunshine Coast — Common Questions

Does the Sunshine Coast's coastal climate affect what the 5-year major finds?

Machines that have worked in Queensland coastal conditions typically show corrosion-related findings at teardown that are more advanced than a drier climate would produce. The inspection addresses what's actually there.

How long does a 5-year major inspection take for a Sunshine Coast machine?

It depends on the machine's size and what the teardown finds. We scope the expected window before work starts so downtime can be planned — it's longer than an annual inspection, typically several days minimum.

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