Is your steel compliant with Australian Standards?
Monday, 23 June 2014
Recent changes to Australian Standards for structural steel have been introduced to address industry concerns about product quality, identification and traceability. Key changes to the standards include mandatory requirements for material marking, test certificates and approved testing laboratories. An example of the material marking requirements is that rolled sections to AS/NZS 3679.1 must have a
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Discussion on Imported Fabricated Steel
Monday, 23 June 2014
Everybody loves a bargain! However, we all hate to be stung by a ‘bargain’ that ends up costing us more, delivers less and creates intense trouble that can lead to litigation. Is imported cheap steel cost effective? Does it truly meet Australia’s standards of quality of material and manufacture? Are safety issues before, during and
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idec completes integration with ecs
Monday, 23 June 2014
idec is pleased to announce the integration of ecs solutions with idec solutions. ecs solutions was established as part of the idec group but from here on will operate under the idec brand. This is an exciting step forward, where the entire resources of the previous two companies will now be combined and available to our clients. All the expertise
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NAIDOC WEEK 2024
idec is proud to support NAIDOC Week, a time for all Australians to celebrate an...READ MORE + - 10 July 2024 by idec Solutions, in News
Morningside Station – Link Bridge
idec successfully installed structural steel bridge segments for the Morningside...READ MORE + - 03 July 2024 by idec Solutions, in News
Morningside Station – Fabricated Plate Columns
idec recently completed the installation of fabricated plate columns for the Mor...READ MORE +