Who are We?

At NASTAN Engineering Solutions, we specialize in providing risk assessment engineering solutions in Adelaide, South Australia. Our team of experienced engineers and consultants work closely with our clients to identify and mitigate potential risks, ensuring the safety and success of their operations. We pride ourselves on our commitment to delivering high-quality, cost-effective solutions that meet the unique needs of each of our clients. With a focus on innovation and continuous improvement, we strive to exceed expectations and build long-lasting relationships with our clients.

Services

Electrical Risk Assessment

For our electrical engineers, the “risk” related with a danger is a blend of the likelihood that peril will happen and the outcomes of that danger. It may cause injury, or death toll, because of underlying electric shock, thermal burns, arc flash burns, and arc blasts. Our electrical engineers address all safety issues explicitly and implicitly both such as

Engineering Control (barriers and redesigned equipment to fully remove hazard or deliver physical separation)
Awareness Devices (signs and labels)
Procedures (guidance to workers on a general background of safety that applies to similar situations)
Personal Protective Equipment (last line of defense for workers)
Mitigation (Emergency measures)

Workshop Facilator

Our experts guide the team through an organised step-by-step process to eliminate hazards and make problem-solving decisions. Our engineers work on technical reviews to identify major issues leading to some damage. Some review techniques are,

Hazard Identification Tools
Offshore Activities Risk Assessment Review
BOWTIE
Layers of Protection Analysis
Best Available Techniques (BAT)
Failure Modes Effects and Analysis
Reliability Operability Maintenance

Mechanical Risk Assessment

When a company constructs, updates, or connects machines, our mechanical engineers systematically create risk assessments for the safe execution of the product. The risk assessment is a central design element for the development of safe machines according to the Machinery Directive. Our mechanical engineers help identify the risks posed by products and, with risk analysis and assessment, provide a legal foregone conclusion to the company for reducing hazards. Later, the machine is designed with consideration of the risk assessment report, and our mechanical engineers test it after completion.

Construction Site Inception

During any construction phases, our civil engineers conduct risk assessments at multiple stages, which are,

Baseline Risk Assessment (Before the project begins or during the project’s design phase, identifying potential dangers during the project)
Issue-Based Risk Assessment (Whenever the system is introduced to any new process or equipment for construction)
Ongoing Risk Assessment (Regular checks for identifying any hazards)

Environmental Risk Assessment

For our environmental engineers, the assessments are aim to regulate whether the environmental release of a GMP may pose adversative effects to the environment, casing biodiversity, ecosystems and ecosystem services. The assessment studies direct and indirect, instant and delayed, and cumulative long-term results to the environment. Our expert engineers can do workings as follows,

View changes in the determination and invasiveness ability of the GMP
Check the potential for horizontal and vertical gene transfer and the consequences
Check the exchanges between the GMP and target creatures with effects on non-target creatures
Identifying effects on biogeochemical procedures and environmental tracking scheme

Other Services

Other than these we provide these services,

Performance

Qualitative Risk Assessment

Our engineers used to quantify risk linked with a certain hazard. The probability of an event with risk factor and the outcomes given the event occurs are measured by our experts. The likelihood is used as a quantifier which is verbally evaluated in relation to the occurrence of any hazard. Our team works this way when there is no satisfactory data available to aid numerical probability or screening level assessments. Some of the techniques used by our engineers are,

Delphi technique
Historical data
SWOT analysis
Risk Rating Scales

Quantitative Risk Assessment

Our expert engineers support making cost-effective decisions and controlling the risk for the complete asset lifecycle. A representative quantitative assessment involves several processes carried out by our expert engineers, such as,

HAZOP study to recognise a series of hazardous situations
SIL Determination study using the LOPA method
Fault Tree Analysis (FTA) to determine the event frequencies from HAZOP and LOPA
Risk Reduction Measures to reduce or mitigate issues Cost Benefit Analysis (CBA)

Asset-Based Risk Assessment

Our experts are skilled at identifying and estimating the risk to any organisation’s assets. By using the asset register, which can include any information important to the company (list of hardware, software, devices, and databases with sensitive information), our experts identify assets by interviewing the asset owners. From the asset register, an asset risk register is created by our engineers to recognise potential threats and vulnerabilities associated with those assets. The employee uses a risk matrix, which is a graphical aid for assessing the likelihood and impact of each risk.

Vulnerability-Based Risk Assessment

Our engineers and experts use three dimensions of vulnerability. Awareness is how much individuals and the things they value could be impacted or “contacted” by coastal hazards. Sensitivity is how much they could be harmed by that impact, and the final adaptive measurement is how much they could reduce the potential for harm by taking action to decrease awareness and sensitivity. Some of the techniques used by our experts are,

Host assessment (assessment of critical servers)
Network and wireless assessment (Avoid unauthorised access to private or public networks)
Database assessment (identifying assessment of databases or big data arrangements)
Application surveys (web applications and their source code)

Our Goals

Our primary goal of a risk assessment electrical engineer is to ensure that electrical systems are designed, installed, and operated in a manner that minimizes risks and maximizes safety for all stakeholders involved. Later the duties of a risk assessment engineer involve identifying, evaluating, and mitigating potential risks associated with the systems and installations. Our experts play a critical role in ensuring the safety and reliability of the systems in various settings.

Get in touch

Phone : +61 415 503 120

Email : operations@nastanengineeringsolutions.com

Location

195 Vearings Rd Wollert 3750

Our Hours

MON-FRI 09:00 – 19:00

SAT-SUN 10:00 – 14:00

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