Mr Jay
A Maxwell founder and Chairman of Jumping Jack
Inflatables
Consultancy
Mr Jay A Maxwell the founder and Chairman of Jumping Jack Inflatables is Australia's leading
design engineer of inflatable amusement devices.
He can help resolve design issues that arise
when an imported inflatable fails to work as it
was intended or does not meet the Australian
Standard. He will make recommendations on how
best to fix the problem and will liaise with the
overseas manufacturer on your behalf.
Certification
Mr Jay A Maxwell is
recognised as an expert in the field of
inflatable design engineering and
fabrication. He is considered a competent person
who can carry out the certification and verification of
inflatable's that require design and plant
registration. Jay can carry out inspection and
certifications anywhere in Australia* and can
also provide you with the required log books, manufacturers instructions and
maintenance schedules. Jay has a thorough understanding of the Australian
Standard AS3533.1 and AS3533.2 - 1997 and AS3533.4.1 2005 and keeps in contact with key
people within WorkCover, Workplace services and
Safe Work Australia in order to stay abreast of
your State, Territory and National
requirements.
Jay was also recently
elected onto the Australian Amusement
Association 2011 board AAA
*Except South Australia, this state requires a licensed engineer
to carry out registration certification, however
design verification can be carried out by
Jay.
Summary of
services
Inflatable amusement device
inspection and certification
On site inspections carried out
anywhere in Australia
The new Safe Work
Australia regulations with regard to design
verification, design registration and item
registration which includes all class 2 and
above amusement devices came into effect on the
1st of January 2012.
Class 1 and certain
sealed inflatables are exempt from the new
regulation requirements.
If your
inflatable is operated via a constant
(continuous) air flow and patrons interact with
it via their own motion (that is, they play on
it) then that inflatable will require design
verification, design registration and item
registration.
However not all the States
and Territories have passed the legislation
required to enforce the new regulations and some
states including NSW and Queensland have
deferred item registration for a period of 12
months until 2013.
Please contact Jay for
further information on your State or Territories
current status.
