Bureau Veritas Asset Integrity and Reliability Services Pty Limited

Site

Canning Vale

Accreditation No.

1267

Site No.

18265

Date of Accreditation

07 Sep 2010

Address

6 Gauge Circuit
Canning Vale, WA 6155
Australia

bureauveritas.com.au

Contact

Mr Anthony Thomas P: +61 0425253719

Availability

Services available to external clients

Scope of Accreditation

Print scopes
Canning Vale

ISO/IEC 17025 (2017)

Infrastructure and Asset Integrity

Service Product Determinant Technique Limitations
Non-destructive testing (NDT) - Material properties and internal integrity Bonded metals; Concrete materials; Metallic tubes - Ferromagnetic materials; Metallic tubes - Non-ferromagnetic materials; Piping - Ferromagnetic materials; Piping - Non-ferromagnetic materials; Rolled or wrought aluminium products; Rolled or wrought non-ferrous materials; Rolled or wrought steel products; Welded joints - Aluminium alloys; Welded joints - Clad and overlaid steel; Welded joints - Copper and copper-nickel alloys; Welded joints - Ferritic materials; Welded joints - Stainless steel, austenitic and duplex materials Radiographic detection and characterisation of discontinuities Computed radiography (CR); Digital radiography (DR); Film radiography Wire rope for breaks in strands to P-3000-RT-0033
Reinforcing in concrete
Castings - Non-ferrous metals and alloys; Composite materials; Concrete materials; Metallic tubes - Ferromagnetic materials; Metallic tubes - Non-ferromagnetic materials; Piping - Ferromagnetic materials; Piping - Non-ferromagnetic materials; Rolled or wrought steel products; Welded joints - Ferritic materials; Welded joints - Stainless steel, austenitic and duplex materials Ultrasonic detection and characterisation of discontinuities A-scan capability; Phased array capability (PAUT) - Manual; Time of flight diffraction (TOFD) - Manual
Non-destructive testing (NDT) - Product profile and corrosion mapping Metallic components; Metallic piping; Metallic plate; Metallic tubes - Ferromagnetic materials; Non-metallic components; Riveted and bolted joints Radiographic determination of wall thickness and material profiling; Radiographic profiling using low intensity or pulsed sources - Qualitative Computed radiography (CR); Digital radiography (DR); Film radiography
Metallic piping; Metallic plate Ultrasonic material profiling and characterisation of material loss; Ultrasonic material thickness - Spot or grid measurements A-scan - Manual; Thickness meter
Non-destructive testing (NDT) - Surface techniques Metallic surfaces Visual detection of discontinuities (during service life for defined service applications) - Forgings; Visual detection of discontinuities (during service life for defined service applications) - Rolled products; Visual detection of discontinuities (during service life for defined service applications) - Welded joints Visual examination Examination of structural members on baskets, tanks and containers for cracking, mechanical damage, pitting, corrosion and other surface discontinuities; examination of structural members on train bogies, cranes, drill rigs, concrete booms and similar items for cracking, mechanical damage, pitting, corrosion and other surface discontinuities.
Examination of structural welds on baskets and containers for cracking, pitting, corrosion and other surface discontinuities; examination of fillet and butt welds on train bogies, cranes, drill rigs, concrete boom assemblies and similar items for cracking, pitting, corrosion and other surface discontinuities.
Examination of pins, shafts, axles, gears and similar items for cracking, mechanical damage, pitting, corrosion and other surface discontinuities
Coating thickness High frequency eddy current
Dye penetrant detection of discontinuities Solvent removable; Water washable
Magnetic particle detection of discontinuities AC magnetic flow
Electromagnetic detection and characterisation of discontinuities High frequency eddy current

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