Quick Checks
Short mobile-friendly forms with Yes, No, Not sure and N/A answers. Progress saves in the browser and the result can be printed or saved as a PDF.
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Start simple. Go deeper when the risk or evidence demands it.
Use a 5–10 minute Quick Check for a first walk-around, or open the detailed engineering checklist when you need evidence, escalation triggers and a traceable working record.
Workflow at a glance
When to use decision checks, calculators and checklists
Use checks to choose the pathway, calculators to screen the number, and checklists to verify evidence and gaps before the job file is closed.
How to use this summary
- Decision checks come first when the pathway is uncertain.
- Calculators help screen the number once the basis is known.
- Checklists help verify evidence, records and gaps before action.
- Escalate when the result changes the design basis, safety function or compliance pathway.
The workflow is a guide to using AS Applied tools, not a project approval sequence.
Detailed engineering checklists
Longer working checklists that explain evidence to collect, typical gaps, escalation triggers, source basis and useful attachment packs.
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See all Quick Checks →Choose the thing in front of you.
Each form asks only the first questions needed to expose obvious gaps and uncertain items.
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Ladders & platforms
A short site check for obvious ladder, landing, gate, handrail and fall-protection gaps.
Start quick check →02Machine guarding
A short check for obvious guarding, interlock, emergency-stop and modification-management gaps.
Start quick check →03Pressure equipment
A short asset-owner check for identification, inspection status, corrosion evidence, relief protection and document gaps.
Start quick check →04Cranes & wire ropes
A short check for inspection status, duty-life triggers, safety devices, structure and wire-rope condition.
Start quick check →Detailed checklists
Use these when the answer needs evidence.
These longer working records are intentionally more detailed. A tick means the item has been reviewed—not that the asset has been certified compliant.
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AS 1657 ladder and platform compliance check
Review fixed ladders, landings and platforms for geometry, transition safety, fall protection, guarding, dropped-object controls and condition evidence.
Open detailed checklist →02AS 4024 machine guarding and safety-control check
Check whether the installed machine, guarding, interlocks, emergency stops, safety distances and modification history are supported by a current risk-assessment and validation record.
Open detailed checklist →03Pressure equipment inspection and documentation compliance check
Review inspection planning, competent-person basis, external/internal examinations, thickness monitoring, corrosion rate, safeguarding devices and lifecycle records for pressure equipment.
Open detailed checklist →04Crane inspection, major inspection and wire rope compliance check
Review crane inspection tiers, duty history, design working period, major-inspection triggers, wire rope examination and defect close-out without relying on a generic 10-year rule.
Open detailed checklist →05Plant modification information checklist
Gather the engineering information needed before a plant change is designed, approved or sent out for quotation.
Open detailed checklist →06Damaged equipment inspection checklist
Capture the condition, evidence, operating history and immediate controls needed for a useful engineering assessment.
Open detailed checklist →07OEM information request checklist
Send a focused technical request that gives the manufacturer enough context to provide a useful, traceable response.
Open detailed checklist →08Engineering repair documentation checklist
Track the assessment, design, fabrication, inspection, testing and close-out records needed for a defensible repair package.
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