Index
- Australia’s welding industry
- Brisbane
- bus body builder
- charity
- Coates
- Coates Foundation
- comment
- data analysis
- EcoStruxure
- education
- EMC testing chambers
- EV charger
- Industry
- Kinetic
- labour shortage
- legacy
- Manufacturing
- manufacturing ecosystem
- optimised enterprise
- philanthropic work
- power analytics
- power availability
- Queensland Government
- schneider electric
- Skills shortage
- smart assets
- South Dandenong facility
- STEM
- sustainability strategy
- Tritium
- Victoria
- Volgren
- Weld Australia
- zero/low-emission buses
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Volgren builds on its manufacturing ecosystem with new jobs
November 25, 2021 0 comment
In Victoria, the major bus body builder Volgren will create 50 new jobs and 16 traineeships at its South Dandenong facility as it builds zero and low-emission buses for the new Metropolitan Bus Franchise operator, Kinetic.
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Coates has launched the Coates Foundation
November 25, 2021 0 comment
Coates, an Australian equipment hire and solutions provider, has launched the Coates Foundation to make a positive difference through its current and future philanthropic work with national charity partners.
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Bridging the gap between education and industry
November 24, 2021 0 comment
Like every industry across the globe, Australia’s welding industry is feeling the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. According to feedback from Weld Australia’s members, the key challenge being faced across the industry is a shortage of labour, from Welding Supervisors and Inspectors, right through to welders. Finding competent, skilled, experienced welders is becoming more and more difficult.
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Ensure power availability to unlock an optimised enterprise
November 24, 2021 0 comment
Manufacturers are looking for ways to optimise their business. Analysis of data can enable power availability, safety optimisation, and reduction in energy consumption and costs.
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Tritium unveils new EV charger testing facility in Brisbane
November 24, 2021 0 comment
Tritium, an electrical and electronic manufacturer, has opened a new EV charger testing facility in Brisbane, containing one of the world’s largest and highest-powered electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing chambers.