CALIBRATION & TECHNICAL SERVICES FOR MINING & RESOURCES
Supporting mining operations with measurement accuracy, electrical safety, equipment inspections, technical service coordination and traceable asset records across mainland Australia.

SUPPORTING THE EQUIPMENT BEHIND MINING OPERATIONS
Mining sites depend on large and diverse equipment inventories spread across electrical teams, maintenance workshops, processing facilities, field operations and safety programs. Tex At Site helps organisations manage the calibration, testing and inspection requirements associated with those assets.
MAINTENANCE TEAMS
Support for instruments and technical equipment used during planned maintenance, fault finding, servicing and equipment verification across operational mining environments.
WORKSHOPS & PROCESS AREAS
Calibration and technical support for measurement equipment used in workshops, processing facilities and plant maintenance where reliable readings influence operational decisions.
ELECTRICAL & HV TEAMS
Technical support for electrical test instruments, high voltage safety equipment and related assets used by personnel working around electrical infrastructure and energised systems.
SAFETY PROGRAMS
Inspection and testing support for selected safety equipment, helping site teams maintain visibility over equipment condition, inspection status and scheduled service requirements.
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS ACROSS MINING OPERATIONS
Different areas of a mining operation depend on different measurement, electrical and safety assets. Tex At Site can help coordinate multiple equipment categories within a broader service program rather than treating every instrument as an isolated task.
ELECTRICAL & DIAGNOSTIC INSTRUMENTS
Multimeters, clamp meters, insulation resistance testers, electrical testers and other instruments used for electrical maintenance, commissioning and fault finding.
PRESSURE & PROCESS MEASUREMENT
Pressure gauges, transmitters, manometers and related instruments used across plant, processing and maintenance environments.
TORQUE & MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE
Torque tools and measurement equipment used where controlled fastening and repeatable mechanical maintenance are required.
TEMPERATURE & DIMENSIONAL EQUIPMENT
Measurement equipment used for component verification, workshop inspection, process checks and maintenance activities.
HIGH VOLTAGE SAFETY EQUIPMENT
Insulating gloves, sleeves, mats, blankets, operating sticks, portable earths, proximity detectors and other selected high voltage safety equipment.
LIFTING & HEIGHT SAFETY EQUIPMENT
Inspection support for selected lifting, rigging and height safety equipment used within maintenance and operational environments.
SUPPORTING MAINTENANCE WINDOWS & SHUTDOWNS
Mining equipment cannot always be removed from service whenever calibration or testing becomes due. Planning ahead allows instruments and safety equipment to be grouped around maintenance windows, shutdown periods, equipment availability and site access.
Tex At Site can review equipment requirements before attendance so the service scope can be organised around the assets, technical requirements and operational constraints involved.
REVIEW
Identify equipment, service requirements and due dates.
COORDINATE
Group suitable assets around site access and maintenance timing.
SERVICE
Complete the agreed calibration, testing or inspection scope.
RECORD
Maintain traceable service information and equipment history.
SUPPORT FOR REMOTE & REGIONAL MINING OPERATIONS
Mining assets are not always located close to metropolitan service centres. Tex At Site's mobile service model allows suitable calibration, testing and inspection work to be coordinated closer to the equipment itself, helping reduce unnecessary movement of instruments and simplify service planning for regional operations.
Service requirements can be reviewed in advance so equipment volumes, technical scope, site access and location can be considered together before attendance is planned.
Operational mine sites
Maintenance workshops
Processing facilities
Regional & remote locations
TRACEABLE RECORDS FOR MINING EQUIPMENT
For large equipment inventories, the service itself is only one part of the requirement. Clear records help maintenance and asset teams understand what has been serviced, when work was completed and what may require attention next.
Traceable documentation supporting completed calibration work and equipment history.
Maintain visibility over previous calibration, testing and inspection activity for individual assets.
Support recurring equipment requirements by maintaining clearer visibility over upcoming service dates.
Organised asset information can simplify preparation when equipment records need to be reviewed.
MINING & RESOURCES FAQ
Yes. Where appropriate, calibration, testing and inspection requirements across different equipment categories can be reviewed together. Providing an equipment list in advance helps determine the technical scope and the most practical service approach.
Where practical, service requirements can be coordinated around equipment availability, site access, maintenance programs and planned shutdown periods. Reviewing the scope beforehand helps determine how assets can be grouped and scheduled.
No. Suitable calibration, testing and inspection work may be completed on site using Tex At Site's mobile service capability. Some equipment or specialised procedures may still require an appropriate laboratory environment.
Remote and regional requirements can be reviewed as part of the service planning process. Equipment volume, location, access requirements and technical scope are considered when determining the most practical delivery approach.
Completed work can be supported by traceable service information including calibration certificates, asset history and other relevant records. This helps maintenance and compliance teams maintain visibility over serviced equipment.
DISCUSS YOUR MINING SERVICE PROGRAM
From individual instruments to coordinated calibration, testing and inspection requirements across larger equipment inventories, talk to the Tex At Site sales team about the requirements of your mining operation.