CALIBRATION & TECHNICAL SERVICES FOR ELECTRICAL UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE
Supporting electrical utilities, infrastructure providers and field service teams with measurement accuracy, high voltage equipment testing, safety inspections, electrical support and traceable equipment records across mainland Australia.
SUPPORTING THE EQUIPMENT BEHIND ELECTRICAL NETWORKS
Utilities and infrastructure providers rely on measurement, electrical and safety equipment across substations, maintenance teams, field crews, workshops and network assets. Tex At Site helps coordinate the technical requirements associated with this equipment so service planning can support ongoing operations.
FIELD SERVICE TEAMS
Support for electrical test and measurement equipment used during field maintenance, commissioning, fault finding and infrastructure service activities.
SUBSTATIONS & NETWORK ASSETS
Calibration and technical testing support for equipment used around substations, switching environments and electrical distribution infrastructure.
MAINTENANCE WORKSHOPS
Support for instruments, test equipment and measurement assets used by electrical and mechanical maintenance teams responsible for network reliability.
SAFETY & COMPLIANCE TEAMS
Testing, inspection and equipment record support to help organisations maintain visibility over safety equipment condition and recurring technical requirements.
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS ACROSS UTILITY OPERATIONS
Electrical infrastructure depends on multiple equipment categories rather than one type of instrument. Tex At Site can support measurement, high voltage safety, electrical and inspection requirements across broader maintenance programs.
ELECTRICAL TEST INSTRUMENTS
Multimeters, clamp meters, insulation resistance testers, earth testers, RCD testers, voltage testers and other electrical measurement equipment used by field and maintenance teams.
HIGH VOLTAGE SAFETY EQUIPMENT
Insulating gloves, sleeves, mats, blankets, operating sticks, portable earths, proximity detectors and other selected high voltage equipment.
PRESSURE & PROCESS INSTRUMENTS
Pressure gauges, transmitters, manometers and process measurement equipment used within infrastructure, maintenance and plant environments.
TORQUE & MECHANICAL TOOLS
Torque equipment used for controlled fastening, maintenance activity and repeatable mechanical assembly across utility infrastructure.
HEIGHT & SAFETY EQUIPMENT
Inspection support for selected fall arrest, lifting, rigging, rope, strops, ladders and related equipment used by field and maintenance personnel.
ELECTRICAL REPAIR SUPPORT
Technical repair support for selected test instruments, high voltage sticks, proximity detectors and other electrical equipment where faults or performance issues require investigation.
SUPPORTING MAINTENANCE & NETWORK SERVICE PROGRAMS
Utility equipment is often tied directly to operational maintenance programs, field schedules and planned network activities. Service requirements can be reviewed before attendance so equipment availability and technical scope can be considered together.
Coordinating calibration, testing and inspection requirements can help reduce fragmented servicing and provide clearer visibility over equipment that supports electrical and infrastructure teams.
IDENTIFY
Review equipment categories, due dates and technical requirements.
GROUP
Coordinate suitable equipment around teams, locations and planned maintenance activity.
SERVICE
Complete the agreed calibration, testing, inspection or repair requirements.
TRACK
Maintain traceable service information and equipment history.
SUPPORTING DISTRIBUTED INFRASTRUCTURE & FIELD OPERATIONS
Utility networks and infrastructure assets are distributed across metropolitan, regional and remote areas. Where the equipment and technical requirements are suitable, mobile service can reduce unnecessary movement of instruments and allow work to be coordinated closer to operational teams.
Equipment quantities, access requirements and service scope can be reviewed before attendance so the most practical delivery approach can be determined.
Substations & electrical facilities
Field service operations
Maintenance workshops
Regional & remote infrastructure
TRACEABLE RECORDS FOR UTILITY EQUIPMENT
Distributed teams and large equipment inventories create a record-management challenge as well as a technical one. Traceable service information helps asset and maintenance teams understand previous work, upcoming requirements and equipment history.
Traceable documentation supporting completed calibration work and individual equipment records.
Maintain visibility over previous technical testing and inspection activity for relevant equipment.
Maintain clearer visibility over recurring equipment requirements and upcoming service dates.
Organised service information can simplify equipment record review and audit preparation.
ELECTRICAL UTILITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE FAQ
Where the technical scope is suitable, multiple equipment requirements can be reviewed together. Electrical instruments, high voltage safety equipment and other relevant assets can be considered as part of the broader service planning process.
Tex At Site supports selected high voltage safety equipment including insulating gloves, sleeves, mats, blankets, operating sticks, portable earths, proximity detectors and related equipment. The appropriate test method depends on the equipment and technical requirements involved.
Yes. Suitable calibration, testing and inspection work may be completed using Tex At Site's mobile service capability. Some equipment or specialised procedures may still require an appropriate laboratory environment.
Where practical, equipment requirements can be reviewed around planned maintenance activity, field schedules, equipment availability and site access. Advance planning helps determine how suitable assets can be grouped into the service program.
Completed work can be supported by traceable service information including calibration certificates, equipment history and relevant testing or inspection records, helping asset and maintenance teams maintain clearer visibility over serviced equipment.
DISCUSS YOUR UTILITY SERVICE PROGRAM
From individual electrical instruments to coordinated calibration, high voltage testing, safety inspections and equipment record requirements, talk to the Tex At Site sales team about supporting your utility or infrastructure operation.