Lithiumoilandgas
OIL AND GAS COMPLIANCE MADE EASY
Lithium Oil & Gas is a leading Australian hazardous area quality and compliance company. Lithium Oil & Gas works side by side with our Australian and international Oil & Gas, LNG and Petrochemical customers during all stages of the project to ensure Australia’s strict compliance requirements are met.
OUR SERVICES
A design review by Lithium Oil & Gas ensures your design complies with the required Australian or international standards and detects costly non-compliances early in the supply chain.
The Lithium Oil & Gas Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) team will evaluate vendor equipment during and after the assembly process to verify that it is built and operating in accordance with design specifications and required standards.
Lithium Oil & Gas have licensed H- Class Inspectors available to complete prescribed inspections for hazardous area installations as required under the Victorian Electricity Safety (General) Regulations
Lithium Oil & Gas have accredited Queensland Hazardous Area Auditors available to complete pre-energisation and compliance audits on your hazardous area systems as required under the Queensland Electrical Regulations.
Lithium Oil & Gas have AS/4761 and IECEx CoPC qualified inspectors to complete initial detailed and periodic inspections on your hazardous area systems.
The Lithium Oil & Gas global quality assurance team provide independent third-party vendor and manufacturing inspections to ensure vendor manufacturing and design systems meet the customers requirements.
Lithium Oil & Gas can build compliant hazardous area verification dossiers or audit and repair existing hazardous area dossiers in accordance with the required Australian standards.
The Lithium Oil & Gas Supplier Quality Surveillance (SQS) team can conduct vendor surveillance to validate suppliers have the required quality management systems in place.
Lithium Oil & Gas have qualified experts who can complete conformity and fitness for purpose assessments of hazardous area equipment not holding the appropriate Australian or IECEx certification.