NDT & Inspection Services

Conventional ultrasonic testing sends sound into a component and interprets returning signals to investigate internal reflectors or measure thickness. It can add volumetric information that a surface examination cannot provide.

Eddy current testing measures changes in an induced electromagnetic response to investigate surface and near-surface discontinuities in conductive components.

Magnetic particle inspection, also called MT or magnetic particle testing, uses a magnetic field and particles to reveal surface and some near-surface discontinuities.

Dye or liquid penetrant testing reveals discontinuities open to the test surface. Penetrant enters an opening, excess is removed and developer makes the response visible.

Visual inspection systematically records accessible condition and workmanship. It helps identify where closer measurement or complementary NDT would answer a specific concern.

Ultrasonic thickness testing measures a local remaining wall thickness without cutting the component. A repeatable survey can support monitoring of corrosion or erosion.

Weld inspection examines nominated joints against the project requirements using visual examination and suitable complementary NDT. The result describes examined welds, not every joint in an assembly.

Structural steel inspection records selected fabrication, connection and in-service condition evidence for project quality records or engineering review.

Crack detection targets selected locations where fatigue, loading, repair history or visible evidence raises concern. It uses a method matched to the material and likely crack orientation.

Compliance inspection documents how the examined plant or equipment compares with the standards and requirements agreed for the engagement.

EWP inspection combines equipment records and selected structural examinations to document condition at the agreed stage of the machine's service life.

Corrosion assessment documents deterioration and measured material loss to support maintenance and, when separately commissioned, engineering review.

Pressure vessel inspection brings together records and selected condition examinations for an agreed pressure-equipment scope. Inspection evidence informs the owner's maintenance and integrity decisions.

Pipeline inspection examines agreed accessible pipework and weld locations to support fabrication quality records or in-service condition assessment.

Tank inspection documents selected shell, roof, floor and weld condition where access and the commissioned scope permit examination.

Shutdown inspection coordinates an agreed inspection work pack within a planned outage so findings reach the responsible reviewers before equipment is closed up or restarted.

Asset integrity management organises inspection evidence, asset records and review responsibilities into a practical maintenance and monitoring programme.

Condition assessment establishes a documented view of selected asset condition at a point in time. It can support maintenance planning, acquisition review or a baseline before planned work.

Independent engineering inspection and assessment of plant, structures and equipment against Australian Standards.

Clear, defensible engineering reports documenting inspection findings, assessment and recommendations.