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Hospitals, hotels, data centres, shopping centres and council infrastructure. Backup that simply must run, on sites where an outage is not a nuisance but an incident.
Theatres, wards, data halls and civic buildings do not get to fail gracefully. The set has to start, carry the load, and leave a record that stands up to an audit.
In a hospital, an aged-care home or a data centre, the generator is not equipment, it is the continuity plan. That changes what matters: proof of capacity, documented commissioning, a maintenance record you can put in front of an auditor, and a number you can ring at three in the morning.
We work at both ends of that. We design and install permanent standby systems with automatic transfer, and we mobilise temporary generation at short notice when a sub-station floods or a switchboard upgrade takes the mains offline.
The four sectors above are where most of our work sits. These are the other industries our team works across.
No triage queue and no handballing. The person who picks up is the person organising your set.
A real person on the phone any hour of any day, not an after-hours message bank. Tell us the site and what has gone down.
Our electricians and generator specialists work out what will carry the load now, and what the connection needs to look like.
The set goes out on our own float fleet, and our A-grade electricians make the connection and commission it on site.
Fuel management, monitoring and on-call technicians until your operation is back on, stable, and no longer needs us.

Supplied and installed generators with ComAp IG500 control systems, integrated into the existing hybrid installation.

Supplied multiple temporary units for critical backup of the intensive care unit during major switchboard upgrades.

Designed and supplied twelve backup generators and control systems into parcel and distribution facilities, as part of a national resilience and risk-mitigation project.
Every project we have delivered, plus the full fleet list and our safety systems.

















Yes. We have done exactly that, supplying 1,500kVA of temporary power to a Melbourne CBD hospital after a sub-station flood, using 3 × 500kVA super-silent generators with fuel, exhaust and electrical installation. Our emergency line runs 24 hours per day, 7 days per week.
Our super-silent fleet runs from 100kVA to 1500kVA in acoustic canopies, which is what we deploy on CBD, hospital and noise-sensitive sites. We can also design acoustic enclosure works as part of a permanent installation.
Yes. Our servicing contracts are built around detailed service reporting and audit-ready records, because on these sites the generator is part of a documented business continuity plan.
Yes. Our installations are supported by generator control and automatic transfer systems that manage change-over between mains and backup supply, so the site rides through an outage and transitions back smoothly when grid power returns.