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Hazardous Area Classification (HAC)

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Classify clear, defensible hazardous-area zoning for flammable gas/vapour and combustible dust atmospheres.

We align the classification to the AS/NZS IEC 60079 series (e.g., AS/NZS IEC 60079.10.1) and provide practical drawings + a classification dossier that contractors can build to, and operations teams can maintain.

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Call our Team about
your HAC requirements Today!

1300 15 66 85

Other HADC Services

Hazardous Area Design

Hazardous Area Audits

 

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Hazardous Area Classification FAQs

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Do you classify both gas/vapour and dust hazardous areas?
Yes, gas/vapour (Zone 0/1/2) and dust (Zone 20/21/22), including sites with both hazards. We confirm zone extents and the required EPL for compliant equipment selection.
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Can you work from an existing classification dossier?
We can validate what you have, update it after changes (MOC), and issue a gap/action list where assumptions or site conditions don’t match “as-operated”.
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Do you provide CAD drawings?
Yes, zone drawings issued as PDF and DWG/CAD where needed. We can also mark up your existing drawings to suit your document control system.
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What if our site data is incomplete?
That’s common. We combine available documents with a site walkdown to confirm release sources and ventilation. Any remaining unknowns are captured in a clear assumptions + information request list, so the outcome remains defensible.
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How often should classification be reviewed?
Whenever there’s a change that could affect the hazardous atmosphere (materials, process conditions, ventilation, layout). Many clients also adopt a 3–5-year baseline review, depending on site risk and change frequency.
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Why RelyOn?

• Led by industry-recognised HACD engineers

• Independent, defensible engineering advice

• Deep experience across renewables, BESS, hydrogen & industrial assets

• Integrated with broader electrical safety & compliance services

Speak to our Hazardous Areas Team

www.relyonaustralia.com
1300 15 66 85
info.au@relyon.com