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Scissor Lift Inspections — Cranes Australia

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Scissor lift inspections

Planning an inspection for a scissor lift? Tell us which platform is involved, why an assessment is needed and where it is located. You can enquire even if the records are incomplete.

Prepare for a scope discussion

Planning an inspection for a scissor lift? Tell us which platform is involved, why an assessment is needed and where it is located. You can enquire even if the records are incomplete.

Platform identity
Include the manufacturer, model and serial number if known, plus whether the platform is self-propelled or towable.
Use and access
Describe the work setting, storage location and any access constraints. Ask what arrangements are needed before presenting the platform.
Available history
Gather earlier reports, maintenance entries and any repair or change records. Describe a concern in your own words rather than attempting a diagnosis.

The enquiry helps define the assessment; it is not an inspection checklist or a statement that the platform is fit for use. Any electrical or insulated-platform question needs its own scope discussion.

Related guidance

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the most common questions we receive from procurement officers, project managers, and safety teams.

Ready to get started?

Share the equipment details, location and reason for your enquiry. Scope and scheduling need confirmation for the equipment involved.

Or reach our mobile line: 0416 689 689