Electronic Repairs and Instrumentation

Electronic repairs and instrumentation are critical services in the maintenance, repair, and renewal of various types of electro-mechanical equipment. These services are particularly relevant to the sectors represented by AEMT members, such as oil & gas, utilities, and agriculture, where precise control and monitoring are essential for optimal performance and safety.

Electronic Repairs:

  1. Circuit Board Repairs: Faulty circuit boards in control systems, drives, and other electronic components are repaired or replaced.

  2. Drive Repairs: Inverter drives and other types of drives that control motor speed and torque are often subject to repair services.

  3. PLC Repairs: Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) are commonly repaired to ensure the seamless operation of automated systems.

  4. Emergency Services: AEMT members offer 24-hour emergency repair services to minimize downtime and operational losses.

Instrumentation:

  1. Sensors: Various types of sensors, such as temperature, pressure, and flow sensors, are installed and maintained for monitoring system performance.

  2. Control Systems: Instrumentation often involves the installation and maintenance of control systems that manage various parameters like speed, torque, and temperature.

  3. Calibration: Instruments are regularly calibrated to ensure accurate measurements and optimal performance.

  4. Data Analysis: Advanced instrumentation often includes data analytics capabilities for predictive maintenance and performance optimization.

Key Functions and Services by AEMT Members:

  1. Expertise: AEMT members have the technical expertise to handle complex electronic repairs and instrumentation tasks.

  2. Quality Assurance: Members adhere to industry standards to ensure the reliability and longevity of repaired or installed components.

  3. Asset Management: Condition monitoring and other asset management services often incorporate electronic repairs and instrumentation to maintain optimal performance.

  4. Sustainability: In line with AEMT's focus on environmental sustainability, repair services often aim to extend the life of equipment, contributing to a circular economy.

In summary, electronic repairs and instrumentation are vital services that ensure the efficient, reliable, and safe operation of electro-mechanical equipment in various industrial sectors. AEMT members are well-equipped to provide these services, backed by their expertise and the support of the association.

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Codes of Practice 2025

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The AEMT Codes of Pracice are being replaced with our provisional codes of practice at the end of 2025. Members will be asked to demonstrate compliance with these codes by 2027. The Secretariat and Council are preparing for this transition, ensuring members have the support, resources and tools needed to comply.

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