"We provide independent, experienced, quality in-service inspection and certification service for pressure equipment."
SERVICES
Boiler Inspections
Bulk Pressure Tankers
Pressure Vessels
Underground Mining Equipment - Pressure Vessels
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Vessels
Medical Equipment
ABOUT
Applied Boiler Inspection Services provides an independent, experienced, ethical, quality periodic in-service inspection and certification service to the owners of boilers and pressure equipment.
We are certified with the Australian Institute For The Certification Of Inspection Personnel [A.I.C.I.P]
Periodic In-Service Inspection of:
• steam boilers
• jacketed vessels
• deaerators
• autoclaves
• fired heaters or convection banks
• water heaters
• compressed air receivers
• static storage vessels
• process vessels
• auxiliary vessels
• refrigeration and air conditioning vessels
• buried or mounded pressure equipment
• pressure piping
• transportable pressure vessels
We also provide:
• Assistance with State Pressure Equipment Item Registration.
Applied Boiler Inspection Services inspectors:
• Are certified with the Australian Institute For The Certification Of Inspection
Personnel [A.I.C.I.P]
• Have extensive experience with boiler and pressure vessel maintenance and inspection.
• Adhere to a strict code of ethics and maintain the appropriate insurance policies.
• Have current confined space training and are a Work Place Clearance Group
[WPCG] accredited contractor.
• Continue professional development in both personnel knowledge and
technology areas.
• Utilise remote visual inspection via flexible and or articulated cameras which can view and or record areas that are otherwise inaccessible.
Applied Boiler Inspection Services also provide a design, project management and upgrades to new and existing steam/condensate piping systems
FAQ
Do I need to get my pressure vessel inspected?
Pressure equipment which is determined to be hazard level A, B or C requires in-service inspection in accordance with AS3788 to ensure it is safe to operate.
I just purchased a new pressure vessel, why do I need to have it inspected before use?
AS3788 determines which pressure equipment requires a commissioning inspection prior to operation.
How often do I need to have my pressure vessels inspected?
Pressure equipment in-service inspection frequencies are determined from AS3788 Table 4.1.
What documentation do I need for my pressure vessel to ensure compliance?
Required documentation for applicable pressure equipment includes an Australian design approval letter/ number, current in-service inspection certificate/report from a competent person and state regulator plant item registration.
Why is it s important to have my pressure vessels inspected?
In-service inspection to AS3788 ensures that the pressure equipment is safe to operate together with an assessment of the equipment's condition and safety mangement system/s which ensures compliance with the WH&S regulations regarding pressure equipment.
CONTACT
Inquiries
For any inquiries, questions or to schedule an inspection, please call: 0418 250 236 or email: abis.nsw@gmail.com
Contact Us: 0418 250 236