ROAD TANKER COMPLIANCE AND CERTIFICATION FOR THE AUSTRALIAN TRANSPORT INDUSTRY
compliance and certification
ATE service and repair procedures are fully compliant with NHVR, Australian Standards and regulatory authority requirements.
We also provide a range of compliance services.
- AS2809 assessment reports and renewals.
- Tank hydrostatic testing.
- Fuel pumping, metering and dispensing system calibration.
- Tank calibration.
- Degassing certificates.
ROAD TANKER AS2809 ASSESSMENT REPORTS AND RENEWALS
AS2809 assessment reports and renewals
AS2809 compliance is critical for the safe operation of dangerous goods tankers.
ATE are AS2809 experts and can be called on to perform AS2809 compliance inspections and reporting. Where required our engineering team can support AS2809 registrations and renewals.
ROAD TANKER HYDROSTATIC AND HATCH, VENT AND VALVE TESTING
hydrostatic AND HATCH, VENT AND VALVE testing
ATE Tankers provides comprehensive hatch, vent and valve testing every 2.5 years, and hydrostatic testing every 5 years, in accordance with AS 2809 requirements. Our experienced Service & Repairs team ensures your tanker maintains its structural integrity, remains leak-free, compliant and ready for service.
ROAD TANKER FUEL PUMPING, METERING AND DISPENSING SYSTEM CALIBRATION
fuel system calibration
Fuel pumping, metering and dispensing systems require calibration and certification. As an OEM, ATE performs fuel system calibrations on new and used road tankers.
- NMI certified tester and measurement instruments.
- Dedicated fuel and diesel calibration bay.
ROAD TANKER TANK CALIBRATION
TANK calibration
Road tankers are provided with a calibrated dipstick to measure product volume for each compartment. As an OEM, ATE perform tank calibrations on all new road tankers and offer this service for road tankers in service and repair.
- NMI certified tester and measurement instruments.
- Dipstick laser etching service.
ROAD TANKER DEGASSING CERTIFICATES
Degassing certificates
Road tanker degassing is the controlled removal and treatment of hazardous, explosive, or toxic vapours from a tank after its liquid contents have been emptied. This critical safety process eliminates volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and dangerous gases (such as petrol or chemical fumes) to ensure the vehicle is safe for human entry, hot work, or a change in cargo.
ATE perform this work by:
- Removing vapours using blowers and hot washing offsite.
- Testing Lower Explosive Limits (LEL) using an atmospheric monitor.
ATE can provide a degassing certificate after confirming atmospheric readings are within safe levels.