AIR RECEIVER INSPECTIONS

We perform pressure vessel registrations, testing & inspections across WA

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Expert air receiver inspections to keep you compliant and safe

At Nessco Pressure Systems, our certified technicians perform registration, external and internal inspections, valve calibration, structural assessments, thickness testing and more — so your system remains safe, compliant, and reliable.

Book your inspection today and protect your team, your assets, and your compliance status.

Ensure You Meet Worksafe Requirements – Book Your Receiver Inspection Today

Registration & commissioning

  • Air receiver inspection & commissioning
  • External condition report
  • Vibration, leakage, supports, welds, associated pipe work
  • Safety valve calibration/readability
  • Pressure gauge calibration/ readability
  • Drain valve (operation)
  • Isolation valve (operation)
  • Receiver mountings
  • Location on premises
  • Internal condition report

 

*One time only charge

Inspection

  • Air receiver inspection
  • External condition report
  • Internal condition report
  • Vibration, leakage, supports, welds, associated pipe work
  • Safety valve calibration/readability
  • Pressure gauge calibration
  • Drain valve (operation)
  • Isolation valve (operation)
  • Receiver mountings
  • Location on premises
  • Internal condition report
  • Ultrasonic thickness testing

* Carried out every 2 years

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Air Receivers

Why air receivers need to be inspected

WorkSafe WA and Australian Standards are there to ensure our workplace plant and equipment is safe ensuring the safety of people in that area.

Pressure vessels (air receivers) used in the workplace can be potentially dangerous, with the risk of causing property damage, injury and even fatality if not suitably maintained. It is therefore essential to properly install, service and inspect compressed air receivers, ensuring that all equipment complies with the relevant AS standards and WorkSafe WA regulations.

Under WorkSafe WA requirements and AS 3788:2024, registration and routine inspection of pressure vessels is necessary in order to assess safety and to detect any dangerous deterioration.

We have a team of technicians fully qualified to perform compressed air receiver inspections and registrations to meet WorkSafe and AS 3788:2024 guidelines. During a receiver inspection, one of our experienced technicians will conduct a thorough assessment of your air receiver and associated parts, offering solutions that ensure equipment durability and safety.

Pressure safety valves for a compressed air receiver, supplied by Nessco Pressure Systems, Perth

Is your air receiver’s pressure safety valve due for replacement?

Every compressed air receiver relies on a pressure safety valve (PSV) to prevent dangerous overpressure. It’s a component that plays a critical role in workplace safety and compliance.

But did you know that under Australian Standards and WorkSafe WA regulations, PSVs must be replaced or bench-tested every four years, even if they’ve never activated?
Failure to comply can lead to fines, downtime, or serious safety risks.

If you’re unsure when your PSV was last replaced, or if your last air receiver inspection was more than two years ago, call our service team on 1300 290 638 or email info@nesscopressure.com.au.

We’ll help you stay safe and compliant.

Read the blog

Air receiver safety standards – The crucial role of pressure safety valves

Pressure safety valves play a critical role in protecting compressed air systems from overpressure — but they don’t last forever. Even if they’ve never been triggered, internal wear, corrosion or sticking can cause them to fail when it matters most.

That’s why Australian Standards and WorkSafe WA require PSVs to be replaced or bench-tested every four years, and air receivers inspected every two. Failing to do so can lead to compliance breaches, safety risks and costly downtime.

Learn more about how regular PSV replacement keeps your system safe, compliant and running smoothly in our blog post.

Download a technical bulletin

Everything you need to know about air receiver inspections

Air receivers are classified as pressure vessels and are subject to strict safety standards.

Under AS 3788:2024 and AS 4343:2014, receivers rated hazard level A, B or C must be registered and inspected every two years. Inspections cover the vessel’s condition, welds, valves, gauges, and internal thickness where required. Even small or low-risk receivers must be maintained in a safe, serviceable condition to meet regulatory obligations.

Stay compliant and safe — book your air receiver inspection today or download our technical bulletin for a more information.

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274 Welshpool Rd, Welshpool, Perth
1300 290 638
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