WHAT MAKES YOURWORKPLACE SAFE
ㅡWeldCo comes to you with on-site safety assessments for trade workshops — oxy/fuel inspection, welding machine inspection and electrical test & tag — keeping your team safe and your site compliant with Australian standards.
Oxygen, acetylene and LPG are Class 2 dangerous goods, so regular testing isn't optional — it protects your crew and keeps you compliant. Our technicians assess and tag your gear on-site across Victoria, so you always know exactly where you stand.
OURRECOMMENDED READING
ㅡ- 4839 - 2001
- The safe use of portable and mobile oxy-fuel gas systems for welding, cutting, heating and allied process
- 4332 - 1995
- The storage and handling of gases in cylinders
- 4603 - 1999
- Flashback arrestors - safety devices for use with fuel gases and oxygen or compressed air
- 4289 - 1995
- Oxygen and acetylene gas reticulated system
- 1335 - 1995
- Hoses and hose assemblies for welding, cutting and allied processes
- 4267 - 1995
- Pressure regulators for use with industrial compressed gas cylinders
- 25 May 2018
- Safe work Australia - Model Code of Practice
FREQUENTLY ASKEDQUESTIONS
ㅡWhat does an on-site welding assessment cover?+
Oxy/fuel inspection, welding machine inspection and electrical test & tag — checking your equipment against the relevant Australian standards.
Which standards do you assess against?+
AS 4839, AS 4603, AS 4332 and related oxy-fuel and gas-handling standards.
Do you come to our site?+
Yes — our technicians come to you on-site across Victoria.
Why is regular testing important?+
Oxygen, acetylene and LPG are Class 2 dangerous goods. Regular testing keeps your team safe and your site compliant, and reduces the risk of equipment failure.
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