In-Service Pressure Equipment Inspection
APIA supports asset owners with structured in-service inspection of pressure equipment, focusing on equipment condition, inspection history, documentation, risk indicators and the requirements that apply within the organisation’s formally approved scope.
Structured, traceable inspection work.
Before requesting this service
Gather any available equipment data plates, previous certificates, inspection reports, drawings, repair records and site access information. The required method and final scope should be confirmed against the equipment, applicable requirements and APIA's formally approved scope.
APIA must not describe itself as accredited or approved for any activity until the relevant formal approval has been granted for that exact scope.
Questions about in-service pressure equipment inspection
What is an in-service pressure equipment inspection?
It is an inspection performed on pressure equipment already in operation to assess condition, verify required records and determine whether further examination, testing, repair or other action is needed.
What equipment may require periodic inspection?
Examples can include air receivers, process vessels and other regulated pressure equipment. The exact inspection requirement depends on equipment classification, service conditions, legislation and the approved scope of the inspection body.
What should a client prepare before an inspection?
Useful records include previous inspection reports, certificates, data plates, design or manufacturing information, repair records and safe access arrangements.