Business

Rockwell to showcase machine safety range

29 January, 2009

Rockwell Automation will showcase its machine safety products and services at ‘Safety in Action 2009’, being held in Melbourne this March.


Applications open for logistics mentoring program

22 January, 2009

Expressions of interest are being sought from experienced professional logisticians and junior practitioners in NSW and Victoria to participate as mentors or mentees in the LAA/APICS 2009 logistics chain mentoring program.


Premier endorses oil and gas expo

20 January, 2009

WA Premier Colin Barnett has endorsed the 2009 Australasian Oil & Gas Exhibition (AOG), due to be held at the Perth Convention Exhibition Centre from 17 to 19 February.


NI adds to its certification schedule

20 January, 2009

National Instruments has added to its list of training and certification courses for 2009.


Autodesk to acquire Algor

07 January, 2009

Autodesk signed an agreement to acquire analysis and simulation software provider, Algor, for approximately $34 million.


Australian invention wins export accolades

18 December, 2008

Melbourne-based company Global EARS has won the Small Business Export Award for its successful marketing of the Exhausted Air Recycling System (EARS) for air compressors.


Madison Technologies acquires Paqworks

17 December, 2008

Madison Technologies has acquired Paqworks, snaring its well-established brands including Westermo, Moxa, Cybertec, Mobotix, GarrettCom and ADSTec.


Moog Australia appoints new MD

08 December, 2008

Motion control solutions manufacturer Moog Australia has appointed David Hodge as the managing director, replacing Roy Park, who headed the company's Australian operations for 25 years.


Emissions trading scheme unveiled within weeks

03 December, 2008

The Rudd government has said it will reveal the final design of its emissions trading scheme, along with a medium-term target range for reductions, on Monday 15 December.


IDC technologies offer government-endorsed diplomas

01 December, 2008

IDC Technologies has won a contract with Western Power to provide the training and associated materials for the Diploma in Power Transmission based on the standards efforts of EE-OZ.


Maintenance inspection engineer found negligent

01 December, 2008

A recent court case involving the collapse of a bucket wheel excavator at a coal mine shows that engineers and maintenance personnel need to be thorough in performing seemingly inconsequential or minor services.


Queensland-based engineering company acquired

21 November, 2008

LaserBond has entered into a Share Sale Deed for the acquisition of Peachey’s Engineering located in Gladstone, Queensland.


WA lifts ban on uranium mining

20 November, 2008

The West Australian cabinet has lifted a ban on uranium mining, opening up the state's uranium deposits to immediate exploitation.


Pump company volunteers

20 November, 2008

25 staff from Grundfos Pumps' head office made the short trip to Novita Children’s Services at Regency Park (Adelaide, SA) to help with housekeeping and gardening jobs in and around the facility.


Government asked to support engineering migration

03 November, 2008

APESMA has urged the government not to include engineers in forecast migration cuts, saying the migrants would complement increased investment in domestic engineering skills.


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