Pressurized Equipment Inspection

Pressurized equipment inspection covers equipment and systems that store, generate or operate under air, gas, steam or fluid pressure. This may include air compressors, air receivers, pressure vessels, compressed air tanks, safety valves, gauges and related fittings.

Inspection is carried out to verify the visible condition, corrosion, leakage, pressure fittings, safety devices, markings, supports and overall suitability for safe operation. Regular inspection helps identify defects that may lead to pressure failure, leakage, equipment damage or workplace incidents.

Air Compressors

Air compressors are used to generate compressed air for tools, machines and industrial systems. Inspection checks the compressor body, guards, hoses, belts, controls, gauges, safety devices, leakage, vibration, electrical condition and general operating condition.

Air Receivers

Air receivers are storage vessels used to hold compressed air from compressor systems. Inspection checks the vessel body, corrosion, drain valve, safety valve, pressure gauge, supports, markings, leakage, visible damage and overall safe condition.

Pressure Vessels

Pressure vessels are closed containers designed to hold air, gas, steam or fluids under pressure. Inspection checks the shell, welds, nozzles, supports, pressure fittings, safety devices, markings, corrosion, leakage, cracks and deformation.

Compressed Air Tanks

Compressed air tanks are used to store compressed air for workshop, industrial and site operations. Inspection checks the tank body, fittings, pressure gauge, relief valve, drain point, supports, corrosion, leakage and visible damage.

Pressure Gauges

Pressure gauges are used to indicate the operating pressure of pressurized systems. Inspection checks gauge condition, dial visibility, pointer movement, pressure range, connection, damage, leakage and calibration status where applicable.