Pressure Pipework Regulative Body in NSW. Australia

The facility's insurers will have the answer. Use the facility's General Register to find the name of their insurance company and named insurance examiner. The rest can be done by telephone.

Try Work Cover NSW - https://www.workcover.nsw.gov.au/licences-and-registrations/plant-registrations

This should be all you need, http://www.standards.org.au/searchandbuyastandard/pages/default.aspx It will give you the following, (below) (although the links will be live,) however one thought, check that the Standards you find are not the standards you have already, many Australian Standards are common with New Zealand, - AS stands for Australian Standards (the old name) so you already have some there, you may only have to get the upgrade if they are earlier versions. Unfortunately they are often not cheap so check the pricing and if you can get the customer to help, - by guaranteeing the quote? or whatever.. Search and Buy a Standard Standards Australia > Search and Buy a Standard Standards Australia maintains some 6,873 Australian Standards® and associated publications, all available in a variety of formats from the traditional printed book, through to advanced online subscription services. Search or Buy Australian Standards and other Standards Australia documents Australian Standards are sold and distributed worldwide by SAI Global Limited. To buy an Australian Standard please click on the link below: SAI Global InfoStore Phone (from Australia): 131 242 Phone (from overseas):+61 2 8206 6010 Fax (from Australia):1300 65 49 49 Fax (from overseas):+61 2 8206 6020 Email: sales@saiglobal.com Mail: SAI Global Information Services GPO Box 5420 Sydney NSW 2001 Australia SAI Global Ltd also sells all ISO and IEC Standards on behalf of Standards Australia.

In New Zealand most NZ and Australian Standards are available to borrow from the libraries, for a small fee. Also HERA have an extensive library for their members.

Bryn has got it right. Workcover NSW is the regulating body and there are many registered inspection bodies. Workcover don't do the inspections (Unless something goes wrong) and rely on independant inspections.

As suggested earlier, if this is a one off, then I'd contact the customer and find out which inspection body they use.

If it's a multiple, then you may need to get a "type" approval for the general design and then have each unit inspected before commencement of use.

Requirements for "steam" may be additional to the pressure.

Thanks for the comments but all I was after the regulations that covers pressure pipework, in NZ we have the "Pressure equipment, cranes, and passenger ropeways Regulations" (PECPR) is there an equivalent federal or state regulation, guest I will have to approach Workcover NSW.

Also thanks for the standards link but I have all the appropriate Australian /New Zealand standards.

Pressure equipment regulation is a State issue in Australia, not a Federal issue. So, yes you will need to approach Work Cover to find what is needed in NSW. As far as I remember they all refer to the Australian Standards so you're on the right track there. Just an Engineer is quite right, there are a number of registered inspection bodies in NSW.