About SPE
Established in 1999 South Pacific Engineering has grown exponentially due to its persistent perusal of quality workmanship and unparalleled commitment to provide the best services to its customers.
Our mission and aim has been:
- To dedicate ourselves to providing excellent, efficient and economical electrical and mechanical services to the industry at large.
- To provide above par overheard crane and other lifting attachment service, repairs, testing and certification.
- To become leaders in the industry
SPE started as a one man enterprise, in a year of its operations the demand for our quality services warranted the addition of another technician. The following year brought in an opportunity to provide services to the Department of Defence as sub contractor for Asset Services.
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When Defence Maintenance Management (DMM) took over the contract we were offered the opportunity to provide our services to maintain cranes, hoists, vehicle hoists and conveyors. Recent renewal of our contract added all equipment in the Shoalhaven area. We currently maintain approximately 4000 equipments for the Defence in NSW and Victoria. In year 2000 we were approached by Joint Logistic Command (JLC) to conduct testing and certification of all their lifting equipment. We are proud to be able to continue our excellent service to date. In year 2007 we signed an agreement with DMM to maintain Cranes, Motorised Doors, Towers and Lifting gear and Rigging Warrant at Defence establishment at South Victoria. A branch was established in Williamstown, Victoria to cater for these services. We extend our services to the offshore sector (Modec, Chevron, Woodside) and established a branch in Yangebup Western Australia. |
NATA Accreditation
SPE has world recognised NATA accreditation.
To view our NATA certificate please click here
To view our NATA scope of accreditation certificate please click here
ISO 9001
To view our ISO 9001 certificate please click here
For any questions or queries, please feel free to email us or phone: 02 9755 3733.