Cherry Picker Certification
Does your cherry picker need a 6 Monthly Inspection?
Ensure Safety, Compliance, and Efficiency by getting your cherry picker certified by Absolute Access.
Absolute Access is trusted by companies all across New Zealand to carry out cherry picker certifications.
We’ll get your cherry picker certified on time and on budget.
Every six months, your cherry picker must undergo a mandatory inspection (Certificate of Fitness, or COF) to ensure it is safe and operational. This simple yet essential check guarantees that your cherry picker meets safety standards and is fit for use.
- Compliance: Your cherry picker must display a current 6-monthly certification sticker or plate. Operating machinery past the expiry date can endanger operators and jeopardize your company's safety standards.
- Qualified Technicians: All inspections must be carried out by a CBIP-qualified technician to ensure the highest level of safety and compliance. Max is a CBIP certified inspector.
Nationwide cherry picker certification services
No matter where you are, your equipment will be compliant and back in operation swiftly. Talk to us to see when we can certify your cherry picker.
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Cherry Picker Certification Services
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6-Month Cherry Picker Certifications
We’ll work with you to ensure your cherry pickers get their 6-monthly certifications on time and at a competitive price.
Cherry Picker Major Inspections
According to the Worksafe Best practice Guidelines for Mobile Elevating Work Platforms, a Cherry Picker requires a major examination:
- After 10 years’ service and, thereafter every five years
- If ‘imported used’, prior to entering service in New Zealand
The major inspection requires the cherry picker to be stripped down and any paint, grease and corrosion removed from all relevant critical components to allow a complete and thorough inspection and all structural welds sandblasted and NDT for cracks using Dye Penetrant (DP), Magnetic Particle Inspection (MP) or Ultrasonic inspection (UT) techniques.
CBIP is a Worksafe New Zealand recognised Qualification Issuing Agency in accordance with Health and Safety in Employment.
