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Sirus Mining Solutions Pty Ltd – Tomago

Accreditation No.

19209

Site No.

22959

Date of Accreditation

24 May 2016

Address

BIS Building, 13C Old Punt Road
Tomago, NSW 2322
Australia

sirusmining.com.au

Contact

Mr Ken Wallis P: +61 (07) 49555336

Availability

Type C Inspection Body

Scope of Accreditation

Print scopes

Withdrawn 08 Mar 2023

Voluntary

Sirus Mining Solutions Pty Ltd – Tomago

ISO/IEC 17020 (2012)

Manufactured Goods

Service	Product	Determinant	Procedure	Limitations

Diesel engines for use in hazardous atmospheres - Overhaul and maintenance inspection	Adaptor pipes; Diesel engine systems as listed in limitations; Engine control unit; Engine head; Hydraulic/pneumatic safety shutdown systems; Manifolds; Mechanical fuel pumps and injectors; Positive exhaust flame traps; Supercharger; Turbocharger; Water based exhaust flame traps	Assessment of engine/vehicle interfaces including control, monitoring, cooling, intake and exhaust systems; Checks on associated electrical systems; Checks on software version; Dismantling and inspection of engine systems; Engine disassembly and inspection of engine components; Exhaust gas and particulate measurement; Final system tests; Hydrostatic testing; Maintenance inspection; Management of modifications to ExDES; Reassembly; Repairs involving hydraulic/pneumatic component repairs/overhauls; Repairs involving machining and fitting repairs; Repairs involving thread repairs; Repairs involving welding and fabrication repairs; Verification of sensor performance	AS/NZS 3584.3 with reference as required to AS/NZS 3584.1 and AS/NZS 3584.2	Limited to the following ExDES: MDR 074167 DES; MDR 084131 DES; MDR 088443 DES; MDR 089003 DES; MDR 090376 DES; MDR 106483 DES; MDR 140985 DES; MDR 150342 DES. The Code D are performed at the workshop.

Service

Product

Determinant

Procedure

Limitations

Diesel engines for use in hazardous atmospheres - Overhaul and maintenance inspection

Adaptor pipes; Diesel engine systems as listed in limitations; Engine control unit; Engine head; Hydraulic/pneumatic safety shutdown systems; Manifolds; Mechanical fuel pumps and injectors; Positive exhaust flame traps; Supercharger; Turbocharger; Water based exhaust flame traps

Assessment of engine/vehicle interfaces including control, monitoring, cooling, intake and exhaust systems; Checks on associated electrical systems; Checks on software version; Dismantling and inspection of engine systems; Engine disassembly and inspection of engine components; Exhaust gas and particulate measurement; Final system tests; Hydrostatic testing; Maintenance inspection; Management of modifications to ExDES; Reassembly; Repairs involving hydraulic/pneumatic component repairs/overhauls; Repairs involving machining and fitting repairs; Repairs involving thread repairs; Repairs involving welding and fabrication repairs; Verification of sensor performance

AS/NZS 3584.3 with reference as required to AS/NZS 3584.1 and AS/NZS 3584.2

Limited to the following ExDES:

MDR 074167 DES; MDR 084131 DES; MDR 088443 DES; MDR 089003 DES; MDR 090376 DES; MDR 106483 DES; MDR 140985 DES; MDR 150342 DES.

The Code D are performed at the workshop.

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