Independent Third-Party Safety Inspections
Why Choose Us?
Independent Assessment: Unbiased review with clear practical reporting.
Nationwide Service: Supporting businesses with one point of contact across New Zealand.
Seamless Process: Four simple steps from first contact to certificate of completion.
Risk Identification: Highlighting visible damage before it becomes a bigger issue.
Carbon Conscious: Low‑emission racking inspections with EVs, drones, digital reports and offset travel emissions.
Service Guarantee: Certificate provided within 48 hours of completed inspection.
The service guarantee period commences from the date on which we confirm that all required repairs have been completed in accordance with AS4084-2023 (Steel storage racking).
Following your comprehensive inspection, your facility will be certified under one of three distinct safety standards based on your warehouse compliance and structural integrity. Every business receives an official certificate for their records.
Services
Annual Pallet Racking Inspections
Comprehensive inspection
Damage assessment
Risk classification - Green, Amber, Red
certificate of inspection
recommendations
A minor impact greatly reducing load capacity, resulting in a catastrophic collapse.
Why It Matters?
Racking failures can cause serious injuries and critical amounts of lost time.
Forklift impacts are common.
Small damage can significantly reduce load capacity.
FAQs
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Racking purchased in 2022 or earlier that meets the 2012 standards does not need to be replaced. However, if it is reconfigured, moved, or shows signs of fatigue or damage, the racking must comply with the new standards AS 4084-2023.
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Most new standards cover engineering and manufacturing for racking, setting technical rules so all racking sold in Australia (and New Zealand) meets safety limits. They cover ductility, structural performance, and deflection limits.
The 2023 standards update the seismic mass coefficient used to calculate earthquake loads on storage racks. AS 4084-2023 specifically applies to selective steel pallet racking and excludes drive-in, cantilever, mobile (including longspan) racking, and shelving. Selective pallet racks must have at least two floor anchors per footplate, sometimes more. The standards also clarify rules for racking used outdoors.
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A proper racking inspection should at a minimum take a few hours. Depending on the facility size, the inspection can span multiple days. Costs may range from a few hundred dollars to thousands depending on scale and whether additional height equipment is required.
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Informal Inspections are the responsibility of the asset owner and should be conducted on a daily or weekly basis.
Formal Inspections shall be conducted at least every 12 months unless risk assessments require it to be taken more frequently, such as every 6 months.
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If you have an incident involving the racking that has not had an annual inspection, your insurance could potentially reduce or deny a claim.