
Accessible Lifts: Platform and Wheelchair Options That Actually Pass an Audit
Platform lifts often fail the access requirement they were installed to meet. Which platform and wheelchair options pass an audit, and where the gap…
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What AS1735, the NCC and WHS law actually require of a building owner, who carries the liability when something goes wrong, and how to prove the duty was met.
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Platform lifts often fail the access requirement they were installed to meet. Which platform and wheelchair options pass an audit, and where the gap…

Appointing a maintenance contractor does not protect your insurance position. Insurers look for evidence that you oversaw the contractor, and most…

NCC 2025 has been in force for over a year, and a lift compliant under the previous code is not automatically compliant now. Which buildings carry…

When a lift incident occurs, the building owner is always in scope for liability. Appointing a contractor meets part of the duty but never transfers…

A lift that falls short of current AS1735 exposes the owner to enforcement, insurance problems and personal liability, even while it still runs. The…

Treating a compliance audit as an inconvenience is what makes compliance risk expensive. What AS1735 requires, what an audit establishes, and why it…

Getting stuck in a lift is rare, but it helps to know what to do. A short guide to staying calm and safe until the lift is moving again.

Inspection, audit and testing are often used as if they mean the same thing. They do not. What each one is, who carries it out, and when you need it.