The scheduled servicing of plant, in particular air compressors, is accepted practice for most workplaces. However it is not always known that under the provisions of the Occupational Safety and Health Regulations, the compressor air receiver must also be periodically inspected by a competent person and in most instances registered with WorkSafe Western Australia. Our experienced inspectors are able to carry out the in-service plant inspections and registration of your air receiver(s), where applicable, in accordance with the requirements of the Occupational Safety and Health Regulations and can provide up-to date information on all your plant compliance issues.
SL Engineering in Armadale is the most trusted name for pressure vessel inspections in Perth, WA. When it comes to compressed air solutions, we are the true industry leaders.
Our team of experienced and knowledgeable professionals use hands-on assessment and cutting-edge tools and equipment to assess the health of pressure vessels. Keep your facility and employees safe from pressure vessel-related accidents by hiring us to do inspections in Perth.
By identifying potential problems and taking proactive measures, we keep your air compressors running in optimal conditions. In addition to selling the best piston and screw air compressors, we also offer pressure vessel inspections in Perth, WA.
Done once at least every 3 to 5 years.
SL Engineering follows a structured process for pressure vessel inspections in Perth, WA, ensuring compliance with Australian Standards like AS/NZS 3788 for in-service inspections.
We encourage scheduling pressure vessel inspection based on recommended frequencies, every 6-12 months for external and every 3-5 years for internal.
Adhering to AS/NZS3788, we inspect for leaks, cracks, misalignment, and corrosion. We do this using hands-on assessment and tools while the vessel is in service.
We depressurise and isolate the vessel to perform internal visual checks for compromised coatings, corrosion, deposits, and weld integrity.
Our team uses ultrasonic testing for thickness and defects, radiographic testing for internal flaws, and magnetic particle testing for surface cracks.
We compile a full report detailing findings, as mandated by AS/NZS 3788. Our team provides proactive measures to maintain optimal conditions and safety.
