Tank inspection services provide a detailed assessment of tank condition and help identify issues before they require major repairs.
Raven Tanks inspects critical internal and external areas using methods suited to each tank and site. Our team identifies visible deterioration, damage and areas requiring further assessment.
Inspection findings support informed maintenance, repair and asset management decisions.
Raven Tanks uses multiple inspection methods to assess tank condition and identify areas requiring maintenance or further investigation.
We also provide tank level indicators to support ongoing monitoring alongside scheduled tank inspections and maintenance.
Our tank inspections cover critical structural and internal areas to provide a clear assessment of overall tank condition.
We inspect tank floors for corrosion, deterioration, sediment, coating damage and other visible condition concerns.
Tank walls are assessed for corrosion, cracks, coating deterioration, deformation and signs of structural damage.
We examine accessible roof areas and supports for deterioration, corrosion and visible structural concerns.
Joints, seams and connections are checked for deterioration, damage and potential areas of weakness.
Internal and external pipework, valves and fittings are inspected for visible damage, corrosion and deterioration.
We inspect tank liners for visible damage, deterioration, leaks, separation and other issues affecting liner condition.
Raven Tanks provides clear inspection reports to document tank condition and support maintenance, repair and compliance requirements. Our reports include inspection findings, identified concerns and recommendations for further action. Inspections are completed with consideration of relevant Australian Standards and site-specific requirements.
Detailed records help clients demonstrate due diligence and maintain effective asset management programs.
For tanks that must remain filled, Raven Tanks can use ROV technology to assess accessible submerged areas without diver entry. This method provides visual condition data while minimising operational disruption.
For more information about this specialised method, explore our ROV tank inspections service.
Raven Tanks provides tank inspection services across applications where reliable water storage and asset condition are critical.
Our potable water tank condition assessment helps identify condition concerns and supports informed maintenance planning for potable water storage assets.
Our inspections support commercial facilities requiring reliable water storage systems and planned asset maintenance.
We assess tanks used within industrial facilities to identify deterioration and support long-term asset management.
Tank inspections help evaluate systems used to store process water across industrial and operational environments.
We inspect emergency water storage systems to identify condition concerns and support continued reliability.
Our team inspects water storage assets supporting municipal infrastructure and water supply operations.
Our tank inspections help identify visible defects, deterioration and other issues that may affect tank condition or performance.
Identifying these issues early supports timely water tank maintenance and helps prevent further deterioration.
Raven Tanks delivers reliable solutions backed by industry experience, practical expertise, and professional project support.
From initial consultation to project delivery, Raven Tanks provides dependable support at every stage.
Raven Tanks follows a structured process to assess tank condition and provide clear findings for maintenance planning.
We review the tank, site conditions, access requirements and inspection objectives before work begins.
Our team performs the selected inspection methods across relevant internal and external tank areas.
We assess inspection findings to identify deterioration, defects and areas requiring further attention.
Raven Tanks provides documented findings and practical recommendations for maintenance, repairs or further assessment.
We recommend tank inspections when reliable condition data is needed to plan maintenance, repairs or further assessment.
| When to Inspect | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
| During routine maintenance | Helps track tank condition and identify developing issues |
| Before planned repairs | Helps determine the required scope of repair work |
| When damage is suspected | Allows potential defects and deterioration to be assessed |
| After leaks or performance issues | Helps identify areas requiring further investigation |
| Before major maintenance planning | Provides condition data for informed maintenance decisions |
For a detailed overview of each inspection stage, read our guide to the tank inspection process.
Raven Tanks provides complementary services to support tank compliance, safe access, maintenance and long-term asset performance.
Our fire tank inspections assess fire water storage systems to support condition monitoring and relevant compliance requirements.
A confined space tank inspection provides direct access for detailed assessment when internal entry is required.
Our panel tank refurbishment services address deterioration, damaged components and other issues identified during tank inspections.
Contact Raven Tanks to arrange a professional tank inspection tailored to your asset, site conditions and maintenance requirements. Our team will recommend the most suitable inspection approach for your tank.
We know our clients often have important questions before starting a project. Here are clear answers to help you make informed decisions with confidence.
A tank inspection can assess floors, walls, roofs, liners, joints, connections, pipework and other accessible components.
Inspection frequency depends on tank condition, application, maintenance history, operational requirements and relevant standards.
Yes. Raven Tanks can use ROV technology when underwater inspection is suitable for the tank and inspection requirements.
Inspections can identify corrosion, coating damage, leaks, structural defects, liner deterioration and other condition concerns.
Our team selects suitable methods based on tank type, condition, access, site requirements and inspection objectives.