the vehicle file. Original documents not presented When a vehicle is presented for entry certification but the vehicle owner has not yet received the original documentation, the inspection process may be started with a photocopy or faxed copy of the original document. In such cases, the vehicle inspector must: record in the LANDATA notes against the vehicle record that certification cannot be completed until the original documentation has been presented. identify in the LANDATA
) destroyed, or g) obliterated, or h) affixed unlawfully or by unauthorised persons (Note 3). Note 1 The vehicle inspector must notify NZTA using the vehicle report form if there is reason to believe that the VIN or chassis number has been tampered with in any way. The vehicle inspector must not issue a WoF/CoF/permit until approved by NZTA. Approval will usually include the issue or re-issue of a new VIN plate. The vehicle inspector must not issue a WoF/CoF/permit if there is reason to
road, ie that is registered, requires a WoF. Therefore, the vehicle inspector may inspect a forklift only if it has a registration plate attached to it. Note: A forklift used solely on a road that is a private road is not required to be registered (so no registration plate attached), and therefore a WoF cannot and must not be issued. Private road means a road, place or arcade laid out or formed on private land by the owner of that land. A forklift operated on a private road must still be safe
manufacturer or a vehicle inspector or inspecting organisation appointed to carry out specialist inspection and certification activities, and c) that the steering -column must be transferred without altering the integrity of the column or its collapse mechanism, and d) that, except when fixing mountings to the chassis or body of the vehicle, steering components must not be welded, unless: i. the welding is designed by the vehicle manufacturer or an HV certifier appointed to carry out specialist
determination under section 6.6(1)(a) or 7.6(1)(a) of the Rule that confirms that the vehicle inspector or inspecting organisation has determined that the vehicle or specific aspect of the vehicle complies with the applicable requirements. Class in relation to vehicles, means a category of vehicle of one of the groups A, L, M, N, and T, as specified in Table 1 in section 3.4 of this introduction. Compliance label means an attachment to the vehicle in the form of a
responsibilities of inspecting organisations under the quality management system (QMS) and the Notice of appointment In addition to requirements specified elsewhere in this manual, an inspecting organisation must comply with the requirements of their QMS and Notice of appointment, including the following: a) advise NZTA as soon as possible when a vehicle inspector leaves or joins an inspecting organisation or moves to another site ( Notification of vehicle inspectortransfer ) b) manage actual, potential
From 1 July 2024 , people submitting inspecting organisation (IO), vehicle inspector (VI), or specialist certifier applications that require NZTA fit and proper checks will need to get their own criminal records from the Ministry of Justice (MOJ) and send it to us with their application. After this date, all applications that are submitted without an MOJ criminal record will be returned to the applicant as incomplete. How to get a criminal record from MOJ You can apply online. It’s free of
time the vehicle was inspected. This includes updating the odometer and hubodometer readings when a vehicle is re-presented for inspection. 4. For vehicles required to operate under a TSL, vehicle inspectors must also collect and record in the system the TSL number for both passed and failed inspections, and when issuing temporary permits. 3.7.1 Vehicle Inspection and Certification (VIC) 1. When an inspection has been carried out, whether the result is a pass or fail, the inspection details
Application information This page contains the application form and information required to apply for border inspection and used light entry certification inspecting authorities. If you have any further queries, please contact us through borderandentry@nzta.govt.nz Inspecting organisation application information: Border inspection and used light entry certification Updated 1 October 2023 Questions and answers - Border inspection and used light entry inspecting
Alternative Fuel Inspection Certificate means evidence of vehicle inspection relating to the periodic in-service inspection and certification of an alternative fuel system. (Note: this is the alternative fuel inspection label that is affixed to the windscreen.) Alternative Fuel System Installation Certificate means an inspection and certification document relating to the installation of an alternative fuel system (MOT4069 form). Alternative fuel system
