- April 30, 2019
- Posted by: Editorial team
- Categories: Design Engineering, Industry News
Think Structural caters to the needs of clients across a variety of industries who have one thing in common – their need for certification of lifting equipment.
Section 12 of Australian Standard 4991-2004 Lifting Devices, identifies two appropriate methods to certify/verify Lifting Equipment:
- Physical testing to up to two times the required working load limit (WLL)
- Third party engineering analysis
Think Structural offers clients a comprehensive certification process service for both in-house and field testing. We can perform analysis and verification of designs, as well as specifying any additional procedures, such as NDT, that may be required.
35t A-Frame
A client within the oil and gas sector required a 35t capacity A-frame to safely lift a piece of equipment offshore. Think was engaged to perform structural assessment and design verification of the proposed A-frame. Once completed the A-frame beam was proof tested and witnessed by a certified Engineer.
Our experienced team are led by certified Engineers who verify all work. Our Engineers meet the stringent qualification and experience requirements for registration with:
- RPEQ – Board of Professional Engineers of Queensland
- NER – National Engineering Register
- CPEng – Engineers Australia
Your company can be assured that your lifting equipment will be assessed by Think’s team of experts to ensure that it meets the requirements of the standard.
If you would like to find out more about our services or to request a quotation please contact our sales representative on 0403 332 312 or email gday@thinkstructural.com.au.
