5-Year Major EWP Inspections in Sydney

For a Sydney fleet manager with machines bought six or seven years ago, the mid-life major inspection window is arriving now for some units and past for others — and whether a particular machine needs a 5 or 10-year major first depends on the equipment class, not just the calendar. The stakes are high in Sydney: a machine that should have had a major inspection and hasn't is a liability on any tier-one site that checks approved-plant records carefully.

EWP Australia confirms whether a 5 or 10-year major inspection applies to each machine in a Sydney fleet — depending on equipment class — then delivers the inspection to that scope: teardown assessment of structural and load-bearing components, NDT where the standard requires it, and documentation that resets the machine's inspection baseline. Reports are formatted for the compliance reviews Sydney's construction and facilities clients run on approved-plant registers.