Advitech are always excited to be able to work alongside academia to provide innovative and workable solutions to new discoveries and inventions. Think of us as your SME industry partner, providing multidisciplinary support where-and-when you need it.
The Narromine Board of irrigation Management (NBIM), a private irrigation scheme, invested in Novecom’s SynaptiX telemetry network to collect water meter data for the cooperative, resulting in increased efficiences and significant cost savings.
Advitech’s acoustics specialists and structural engineers teamed up to solve a noise issue at our client’s Coal Preparation Plant.
Advitech’s environmental team was engaged as part of a 40-kilometre expressway construction project to quantify noise impacts associated with a proposed new haulage route.
Simulation Modelling Services (SMS) is using ‘digital twinning’ to help a global pharmaceutical giant to optimise its manufacturing processes.
Vehicles transported to site on truck haulage beds must be appropriately restrained to the bed and restraint systems must comply with the Heavy Vehicle National Law and Load Restraint Guide. Advitech can provide clients with guidelines for appropriate and compliant restraints.
Advitech managed all aspects of Aboriginal and historic heritage management for a $1.7 billion expressway construction project.
Advitech assessed the risks of Hand Arm Vibration (HAV) for a local council, combining knowledge of safety standards with technical expertise to deliver clear, actionable guidance.
Advitech’s efficient and realistic hazardous areas classification allowed client Hume Doors to achieve dust explosion hazard compliance in a cost-effective manner.
Advitech was engaged by a staging equipment supplier to provide independent third party engineering design verification for their specialised hoisting and lifting equipment, as part of a major upgrade at a prominent Sydney opera and theatre venue.
Advitech’s experienced process engineers completed a Hazardous Area Classification of the Stena Clyde drilling rig.
