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Clarksons Hazardous Areas
Recent accidents highlight a companies risk in storing hazardous or highly flammable materials including printing inks, thinners, paints, chemicals, petroleum, LPG and CNG. Businesses using or storing volatile or inflammable materials (such as printing inks, thinners, paints, chemicals, petrol, gas) need to ensure that electrical design installations and maintenance comply with hazardous area standards and practices. Non-compliance can expose a business and its owners to claims under the Occupational Health & Safety Act. Before it gets that far, call Terry Clarkson, Terry can provide a full appraisal of your electrical installation and its compliance with hazardous area standards Non-compliance poses enormous safety risk and financial claims against business owners under the Occupational Health and Safety Act and/or with individual Insurers. It is very important to have your building or site audited and make changes to ensure compliance in the hazardous area. Terry Clarkson is one of New Zealand's few Compentant Hazardous Area Inspectors, Terry is also on the AU/NZS standards commitee fo Hazardous areas, this all means we offer a full service in this very important area. We have worked with well known companies such as Air New Zealand, Mobil Oil, Contact Energy, Gull Petroleum, Auckland Airport, and New Zealand Steel they value our services in reducing risk and ensuring compliance in this area. This means you can be confident we have the expertise necessary to oversee this for you. All our staff are trained in the AS/NZS 476.1.2008 competancies and are very conversed with the AS/NZS 60079 set of standards for Hazardous areas Key services of Clarkson Hazardous include:
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We have considerable experience on projects in hazardous areas. Through Terry Clarkson's expertise as an authorised hazardous area inspector we can provide a full appraisal of your electrical installation and its compliance with hazardous area standards
