De-Tect Unit Inspection continued to strengthen its industry standing through professional recognition, attaining and renewing full membership with the American Society for Nondestructive Testing and securing membership with the Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy.
The company maintained strong momentum in the power generation sector, securing contracts for metallographic replication at Matimba Power Station, as well as NDT services (MT and PT) at Majuba and Lethabo Power Stations for FieldCore.
In the petrochemical sector, De-Tect was awarded multiple contracts at Sasol Secunda, including NDT and heat treatment services for Wetback projects, as well as broader support during the 2021 shutdown. The company also completed a series of Eddy Current inspection projects across multiple units, including waste heat boilers and turnaround activities extending into 2022.
De-Tect further expanded its industrial footprint by performing NDT on kiln rollers and shells for Sephaku Cement, and maintaining ongoing call-out services for a wide range of clients across engineering, fabrication, and mining sectors.
Regionally, the company secured a significant three-year contract with Illovo Sugar to provide NDT services across six sites in Zambia, Mozambique, Malawi, eSwatini, South Africa, and Tanzania.
In addition, De-Tect was awarded a specialised project involving Eddy Current Testing (ECT), Remote Field Testing (RFT), and Magnetic Flux Leakage (MFL) inspections on two 12 km water pipeline systems in KwaZulu-Natal.