Multilec Engineering has technicians that are Hazardous Area certificated to perform EEHA IECEx inspections as defined in the Australian Standards AS/NZS (IEC) 60079-17 Explosive atmospheres Part 17-Electrical installations inspections and maintenance.
Before a new installation of plant or equipment is brought into service, it shall be given an initial inspection at a detailed grade, and all non-conformities recorded. The hazardous area inspection may draw attention to any areas of concern to propose remedial recommendations for any necessary corrective action.
The initial detailed inspection is a mandatory legislative requirement outlined in the AS/NZ 3000 wiring rules and AS/NZ 60079 part 10.1 & 10.2
Grades of Hazardous Area Inspections
Mobile Equipment
The Australian Standards AS/NZS state that the grade and frequency of periodic inspections required are determined by the type of equipment, manufacturer’s recommendations, all factors governing probability of deterioration, area classification/EPL and the noted recommendations from previous inspections.
Periodic Inspection
Continuous Inspection
Design, manufacture, and installation of specialised control systems. These may control any number of mediums ie water. air, hydraulic, glycol, diesel, sewage for process control.
The main and most important objective is to understand what the client requires and provide the best tailored solution.
Collaboration with a client rather than working for them is a cornerstone to a successful working relationship.
Fabrication can be completed incorporating the
PLC Programable Logic Control panel
Electric Motor Starters Panels
Upgrades and or replacement of existing panels
AutoCAD Electrical drawings
Industries: Petrochemical, Electricity Transmission, Oil and Gas, Water and Wastewater Systems, Manufacturing, Agriculture
Mutlilec Engineering have been a positive partner in delivering a successful project with innovative design in the concept and high standards of execution on the delivery. The outcome base focus has been completed both in the Perth metropolitan area or several remote areas from the Pilbara to the Great Southern.
Design and manufacturing is managed in our Welshpool Facility with FAT for all works completed prior to dispatch. Installation of the packages with full documentation for the commissioning stages can be provided to ensure full compliance with AS3000 and the stakeholders requirements.
Minesite specifications and installation standards for steel conduit and NEMA cable ladder have become a cornerstone of the deliverables.
Locations and unusual applications for:
