Fire tank inspection services help identify defects, deterioration, and compliance issues before they affect fire protection readiness.
Raven Tanks inspects fire water tanks to assess their condition, integrity, and critical components. Our team identifies corrosion, leaks, liner damage, and other issues requiring attention. We provide clear inspection findings and practical recommendations for repairs or maintenance.
Our inspections support reliable fire water storage and ongoing AS1851 compliance.
Our fire tank inspection process covers critical internal and external areas to identify defects and assess overall tank condition. For fire water tanks, we document all findings and provide clear recommendations for required repairs or maintenance.
We inspect fire tank walls and panels for corrosion, deformation, cracking, damage, and signs of structural deterioration.
We assess fire tank roofs, supports, and structural components for corrosion, movement, damage, and compromised areas.
We inspect accessible floor and base areas for corrosion, deterioration, damage, and conditions affecting fire tank integrity.
We inspect fire tank liners for tears, separation, deterioration, and damage that may contribute to leaks or water loss.
We check connections, fittings, flanges, and penetrations for corrosion, leakage, damage, and conditions requiring corrective work.
We identify visible leaks and water loss that may reduce available fire water storage or indicate underlying tank defects.
Raven Tanks conducts fire tank compliance inspections in line with relevant Australian standards and AS1851 requirements. We document tank condition, identified defects, compliance concerns, and areas requiring attention.
Our team provides clear inspection findings and recommendations based on the tank’s condition. Where required, we develop an action plan covering repairs and ongoing fire tank maintenance.
This gives you a clear plan to address defects, maintain compliance, and protect your fire tank’s long-term integrity.
Raven Tanks provides drone inspections and ROV tank inspections across Australia for detailed assessment of difficult and submerged fire tank areas.
We use drones to inspect fire tank roofs for corrosion, damage, deterioration, and visible structural concerns.
Drones capture difficult-to-access fire tank areas, including roof edges, external structures, and elevated components.
We capture detailed visual evidence of defects to document fire tank condition and support repair recommendations.
ROVs inspect submerged areas of fire water tanks for corrosion, sediment, damage, deterioration, and visible defects.
We assess submerged walls, floors, liners, fittings, and other accessible fire tank components using ROV technology.
ROVs allow us to assess submerged fire tank areas without requiring personnel to enter the water-filled tank.
Our team performs detailed condition checks to identify issues affecting the integrity, capacity, and serviceability of fire water tanks.
These findings help us prioritise defects and recommend corrective work based on your fire tank’s actual condition.
Our team inspects fire hydrant tanks to assess water storage, tank condition, and issues affecting reliable hydrant system operation.
Our findings identify required corrective work and help keep hydrant tanks ready to support dependable fire protection.
Every Raven Tanks fire tank inspection delivers documented findings, clear priorities, and practical recommendations for required corrective work.
You receive a documented record of the fire tank inspection, including assessed areas, observations, and condition findings.
We record identified corrosion, damage, deterioration, leaks, and other defects requiring attention.
We provide a clear assessment of your fire water tank’s condition based on the completed inspection.
We document observed compliance concerns and areas requiring action under applicable fire tank inspection requirements.
We identify which defects require immediate attention and which can be addressed through planned maintenance.
You receive practical recommendations for repairs, corrective work, and ongoing fire tank maintenance based on inspection findings.
Raven Tanks provides fire tank inspection services for commercial, industrial, and critical facilities across Australia.
We tailor each fire tank inspection to the site, tank configuration, operating conditions, and applicable fire protection requirements.
Raven Tanks combines specialist tank knowledge, inspection technology, and practical reporting to deliver reliable fire tank inspections across Australia.
From inspection to corrective action, our team helps you understand your fire tank’s condition and plan the work required.
Raven Tanks recommends fire tank inspections at planned intervals and whenever changes may affect tank condition, integrity, or fire water storage.
| Inspection Recommended | Reason |
|---|---|
| At scheduled compliance intervals | To assess tank condition and meet applicable Australian inspection requirements. |
| After severe weather events | To identify damage following storms, flooding, high winds, or other extreme conditions. |
| When corrosion is detected | To determine its extent and identify areas requiring corrective work. |
| After leaks or water loss | To identify defects that may be affecting stored fire water levels. |
| Before major maintenance or repairs | To define required work based on the tank’s current condition. |
| After repairs or modifications | To assess affected areas and document the tank’s updated condition. |
If your tank shows signs of deterioration or its inspection is due, Raven Tanks can assess its condition and required next steps.
Inspection findings can identify areas that require targeted repairs or more extensive corrective work to restore tank condition and reliability.
Where multiple defects are identified, our tank refurbishment services provide a coordinated approach to restoring the tank.
Damage identified during inspection can be addressed through tank liner repairs to restore the liner’s integrity and prevent water loss.
Corroded or damaged sections may require tank panel replacement to restore the structural integrity of the tank.
Protect your fire water storage with a professional inspection from Raven Tanks. Contact our team to schedule a fire tank inspection anywhere across Australia.
We know our clients often have important questions before starting a project. Here are clear answers to help you make informed decisions with confidence.
Inspection frequency depends on applicable Australian standards, tank condition, system requirements, and previous inspection findings.
Raven Tanks conducts fire tank inspections in line with relevant Australian standards and applicable AS1851 requirements.
Inspections can cover structural condition, corrosion, galvanising, liners, water levels, fittings, leaks, and other accessible tank areas.
Yes. ROV inspections can assess accessible submerged areas while the tank remains filled, depending on tank conditions and inspection requirements.
We document identified defects and recommend appropriate repairs, corrective work, or ongoing fire tank maintenance.