Yamba Welding & Engineering Competitors

Weld Australia represents the welding profession in Australia. Its vision is to facilitate the growth of a world class welding industry. Weld Australia members are made up of individual welding professionals and companies of all sizes, and are involved almost every facet of Australian industry - making a significant contribution to the nation’s economy. Weld Australia’s mission is to create opportunities for its members and promote welding safety policies, which protect the Australian public. Weld Australia is the Australian representative member of the International Institute of Welding (IIW). A profit for purpose, membership-based organisation, Weld Australia is dedicated to providing our members with a competitive advantage through access to industry, research, education, certification, government, and the wider industrial community.

Weldtech Solutions is a National Stainless steel piping and plant installation company based in Melbourne. We aim at delivering high-quality workmanship, not only to be competitive, but also to live up to the commitments made to our national clients in terms of delivery and quality. Weldtech's success stems from our team of experienced and technically sound work force that work together and drive Weldtech Solutions to achieving greater heights. This commitment has not only resulted in continuous company progress, but also leads to customer satisfaction. Weldtech's two directors have combined 25 years experience in Project management of Process Piping and Plant Installation and are very hands on within the company, personally Project Managing each team. Weldtech can accommodate a competent team of 25 or more to supply and install steel piping and plant installation. We take the time to completely understand our customers products, needs & services before coming up with acceptable solutions. Weldtech prides itself on the enormous amount of 'word of mouth' referrals from satisfied clients. Our safety record is impeccable, indicating a real commitment to EOH&S. Guaranteeing the safety of all employees while on site. All works are completed within timeframes and scope of works provided.Weldtech will quote as a lump sum tender or carry out works on a predetermined schedule of rates. We are happy to provide flexibility in this area to satisfy your companies needs. If you have further enquiries please don't hesitate to contact our office. Our aim is to grow as a business with emphasis on quality, not necessarily on quantity. We have a core group of dedicated, experienced and well skilled people from a range of related trade backgrounds allowing us offer a very thorough hands on approach. With such a dedicated and skilled team around us, we feel confident about achieving our customer's needs, which is always Weldtech's ultimate goal.

It was on Tuesday, 21st August 1923, that the Australian Watercolour Institute was born. The venue was 50 Young Street, Sydney. Six artists, B. E. Minns, A.J. Daplyn, C.E.S. Tindall, Martin Stainforth, J.A. Bennett, , and A.H. Fullwood, were the initial members of the newly-formed Institute. Their stated aim was to encourage the practice of watercolour, as well as to promote the appreciation and ownership of watercolour paintings. These six artists were fine exponents of the medium, who recognised the need to establish a body consecrated exclusively to watercolour. Subsequently, another eight artists were invited to join the Australian Watercolour Institute as foundation members, notably Albert Collins, John Eldershaw, Harold Herbert, Syd Long, M.J. McNally, H. Septimus Power, J.W. Tristram and Blamire Young. Under the presidency of B.E. Minns, and with the ground rules in place, eleven of the fourteen foundation members and thirty-two non-members showed together at the Australian Watercolour Institute's first exhibition at Anthony Horderns' Art Gallery in March 1924. This inaugural exhibition established a format for subsequent AWI exhibitions, which embrace a variety of styles and subject matter. The works of non-members were selected, exhibited and reviewed. New members were recruited from these exhibitions, often only after several shows, with a view to maintaining the highest possible standards. This selective process remains in place. Foreword