From Delivery to First Fill
Professional Installation
END-TO-END TANK INSTALLATION
End-to-end tank installation from site survey to AS1940 handover. GO manages every step — crane placement, plumbing, pump commissioning, FMS setup, and first-fill verification. Whether it's a single 2,000L workshop tank or a multi-tank bulk storage facility, every installation follows the same rigorous process.
Step by Step
THE PROCESS
1. Pre-delivery site survey — Separation distances, ground preparation, crane access assessment
2. Delivery & crane placement — Certified crane operation with engineered lift plan
3. Plumbing, electrical & pump connection — All pipework and wiring to Australian Standards
4. FMS & ATG commissioning — Fuel management system setup, tank gauging calibration
5. First-fill, leak test, flow rate verification — System tested under operational conditions
6. AS1940 compliance handover — Report & operator training delivered on completion
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WHAT'S INCLUDED
Certified Crane Operation
Engineered lift plans and licensed operators for safe tank placement
Plumbing & Electrical
All pipework, valves, and electrical connections to Australian Standards
Pump Commissioning
Flow rate verification, pressure testing, and operational sign-off
FMS / ATG Setup
Fuel management system programming, tank gauging calibration
AS1940 Compliance Report
Full documentation package for regulatory and insurance requirements
Operator Training
Hands-on training for your team on safe operation and daily checks
1-2 Days
Typical Install Timeline
100%
AS1940 Compliant
90%
Of Early Issues Prevented
Frequently Asked Questions
You'll need a level, compacted hardstand (concrete or compacted gravel) with appropriate separation distances from buildings, boundaries, and ignition sources per AS1940. We assess all of this during the pre-delivery site survey and provide a written site preparation checklist.
Most single-tank installations are completed in 1-2 days, including crane placement, plumbing, pump commissioning, and FMS setup. Multi-tank or complex installations may take 3-5 days depending on scope.
Requirements vary by state and local council. Typically you'll need a development approval or complying development certificate, and notification to your local fire authority. We guide you through the approvals process as part of the site survey.