Air Jumper™ are made from exceptionally durable materials which are designed to last in outdoor locations for many years without the need for maintenance. However, a minimum six-monthly inspection of the mat, springs and eyelets must occur to ensure the materials are performing to expectation and to check for any vandalism. The eyelets must be fitting snug with the rubber with no gaps (as shown adjacent). This inspection must be recorded including dated photos of the mat, springs and eyelets, and can be performed from above without having to remove the mat or use any tools.

Inspect the rubber mat for any signs of cuts or splitting. Also check for obstructions in the pit below the mat by making a visual assessment through the holes using a torch. A depth gauge is also to be used to ensure a minimum depth of 400mm from the underside of the mat to the bottom of the of the pit is maintained.

If the depth is less, the mat should be removed, and the depth restored to ensure safe operation. If the unit shows any undue signs of wear and tear or damage, please report this immediately using the contact details adjacent.

All inspection and maintenance to be in accordance with AS4685:2014, AS4685:2017 or EN1176:2017 or relevant local industry standards and/or codes.