A hazardous area is a three-dimensional space in which an explosive atmosphere is or may be expected to be present or form. Electrical equipment within the hazardous area must be suitably rated and effectively earthed to ensure that any ignition risks are adequately controlled. Special…
Notice to training organisations offering training in working with electrical equipment for hazardous area EEOZ Notice In lite of a couple of posts I have seen with Asians asking for or stating they have Australian EEHA competencies we must remain vigilant to ensure the specifics…
Abstract To say a piece of equipment is compliant means that every detail has been checked according to the applicable codes, certification and manufacture specification. This is sometimes seen as dragging out the process but really, we are ensuring that every detail is correct, compliant…
This information sheet has been derived from a Queensland Government flyer and aims to gives practical advice and information about legislative requirements for owners of hazardous area installations. To determine the actual legislative provisions, please refer to the Electrical Safety Act 2002 and the Electrical…
A recent assessment of a section of industry in Queensland identified a number of ‘hazardous areas’ at existing plants that had not previously been classified. As a result, it is possible that the suitability of electrical equipment installed in these areas was not assessed at…
Bob Thanks for your efforts over the time you have been on the project. I appreciate the effort you have put in and the support you have given the project. Regards Sean Riddiford Snr E&I Superintendent CH2-UGL Joint Venture Ichthys Onshore LNG Facilities CCPP Project
Good morning. This message is to advise you than Mr. Bob Hurnall will now be transitioning from Full Time Resident at James Engineering to an As-Needed basis. Bob has done an excellent job for us at James Engineering and we very much appreciate you providing…