The Southern Cross Electrical Engineering instrumentation capability is scalable for the largest instrumentation jobs. The business delivered a 6,000 instrument project in 1998 and has grown its capacity and capability in all locations around the world. Our instrumentation scope of work is support from our offices in Perth and Brisbane.

Installation Expertise

• Our technical abilities include high end process instrumentation installation including:
  • Smart/Hart Transmitters and Field Devices
  • Fire and Gas Systems and Devices
  • Analytical Instrumentation
  • SCADA PLC and DCS Systems
  • Pressure, Level, Flow, Density, Vibration and Mass Flow Transmitters and Devices
  • ESD System Installation and Integration
• Hazardous area instrumentation and required inspection installation processes
• Selection and procurement of process instrumentation and associated hardware
• Shutdown instrumentation including: in-situ calibration, inspections, valve overhaul and positioning
• Instrument fitting including air manifolds, lines, valves and systems:
• Stainless steel impulse (process) lines for instrumentation
• Solenoid, staging and valving panels for control valves and shutdown valves.
• Calibration and Facilities
• SCEE owns and operates fully equipped, transportable calibration laboratories for our remote site project delivery from our Perth and Brisbane offices. They have been used successfully Australia wide as well as overseas over the years. They are subject to constant modifications and upgrading to keep up with growing requirements in the industry and are specially designed and built to strict guidelines for construction site calibration facilities
• Our instrumentation installation and calibration is carried out in line with our Quality Certification to IS0 9001.
• Test and calibration equipment is current, state of the art and up to date with the latest instrumentation requirements as well as accompanied with NATA traceable certification
• The equipment is operated by experience personnel, who are constantly trained in the new practices