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NT Newsletter
Newsletter, March 2012
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Showcase Company Company: Darwin Draincleaning / Darwin Hydro-Excavation Contact: Paul Kelly Location: Darwin, NT Tel: 0447 000 050 Email: pkelly@jetdraincleaning.com.au Darwin Hydro-Excavation is an Australian owned family business that has recently relocated to the Territory. With twenty plus years experience in the industry, Paul Kelly is bringing to the Top End something new in terms of size and capability. Darwin Hydro-Excavation offers a safe solution to digging and drain cleaning with their large hydro-excavation/combination truck. This vehicle has the capacity to hold six thousand litres of water and seven cubic metres of debris. The biggest hole currently dug with this equipment was eleven metres deep by two metres square and took approximately two days to complete. The equipment makes easy work of navigate around optic fibres, gas, water and sewer lines that may be present by having the ability to dig pot holes. The pot holes are approximately 1.2m deep and 15cm in diameter, these holes take on average 30 seconds to one minute to complete and give the operator the ability to identify underground amenities with ease. There are a large number of specially designed nozzles in use that assist in clearing different types of blockages from all types of drain networks. They have water operated root cutters and impact nozzles that have high impact carbide tipped bits which can reach speeds of up to 3000rpm and exert a force of up to 8 tonne. The hydro-excavation/combination truck is one of very few that operates in the Territory and offers a unique spin on an everyday requirement. www.icnnt.org.au Information for Business... Stats March2012* Number of enquiries processed: 435 Total estimated value: $182.566 million Number of NT nominations: 1405 Number of new compa nies registered: 103 *Figures only for 1 31 March 2012 inclusive Page 3 NTNewsletter March 2012 Need a Boardroom for your next meeting? ICNs new revamped boardroom is available for industry use. Included: Seating for 14 Presentation equipment Internet Access Tea & coffee facilities Call 08 8922 9422 for further information and bookings. NTIBN have waived all membership fees until 30 September 2012! The NT Indigenous Business Network launched mid 2011. The Network aims to open doors to major business. For more info contact the N T I B N v i a e m a i l NTIBN@hotmail.com or phone Peter Gillard on 08 8999 8568. Export Finance & Insurance Corporation (EFIC) EFIC assists Australian based companies to win and finance overseas and onshore export-related business. The latter includes export project here in Australia, such as LNG projects. For further information contact Robert Dravers on 02 8273 5268 or e. rdravers@efic.gov.au Business Upskills A program of practical, hands-on and informative workshops facilitated by industry experts to help business owners develop and strengthen their businesses. For more information, copy and paste the below link into your web browser: www.nt.gov.au/dbe/upskills/ index.shtml A.L.E.R.T. is a three step workplace health and w e l l b e i n g s u p p o r t program that has been developed by the OzHelp F o u n d a t i o n f o r apprentices, workers and workplaces in the building, construction and mining industries. The aim of the program is to increase workers awareness and understanding regarding depression, anxiety and suicide whilst also proving strategies for building personal resilience. For further info contact Nick Davies on e. nick.davies@ozhelp.org.au m. 0488 440 531 or visit www.ozhelp.org.au