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Tamworth, NSWMajor Inspections

5-Year Major EWP Inspections in Tamworth

The New England's agricultural and infrastructure fleet tends to work hard without a lot of formal compliance infrastructure behind it. A machine reaching its mid-life major inspection point in Tamworth needs someone who can confirm which milestone actually applies — 5 or 10 years depending on the equipment class — rather than making an assumption based on the calendar and getting it wrong. A missed milestone creates a documentation gap that follows the machine's compliance history.

EWP Australia delivers 5-year major inspections across Tamworth and the New England, beginning with class confirmation before any teardown is scoped or started. The inspection covers structural and load-bearing components, NDT of welds and critical sections, and documentation that satisfies the compliance reviews New England's construction, agricultural and government clients 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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These pages describe how 5-year major inspections works for Tamworth operators. For the full service description — process, standards and FAQs — see:

FAQs

5-Year Major Inspections in Tamworth — Common Questions

How does a Tamworth operator confirm whether their machine needs a 5-year or 10-year major?

Equipment class determines the applicable milestone. We confirm which interval applies before any work begins — the calendar alone doesn't give the correct answer for every class.

Can 5-year majors be carried out for machines based on rural New England properties?

Yes, though major inspections involve teardown work that typically requires the machine to come to a workshop facility. We arrange the logistics around the machine's location.

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