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2010 NEWS Click on headline for details (or scroll down to view all)
31 July AST Training Talk Newsletter JULY "TRAINING TALK" NEWSLETTER
9 July TRAINING ON BOARD FPSO BERGE HELENE, MAURITANIA
30 June FIRST PUBLIC COURSES IN OFFSHORE CRANE OPERATION – DARWIN, AUSTRALIA
29 June AST Training Talk Newsletter JUNE "TRAINING TALK" NEWSLETTER
15 June TRAINING IN WEST IRIAN JAYA – PT FREEPORT INDONESIA
7 June TRAINING IN INDIA
29 May AST Training Talk Newsletter MAY "TRAINING TALK" NEWSLETTER
23 May AST CALTECH JV TIMOR LESTE (EAST TIMOR)
14 May TRAINING IN EAST TIMOR
2 April MORE THAN JUST A TRAINING COMPANY!
4 January CONSTRUCTION INDUCTION (WHITECARD) TRAINING – NORTHERN TERRITORY
   
2009 NEWS Click on headline for details
20 November AST HONOURED AT AUSTRALIAN EXPORT AWARDS
31 October

AST RIGGING EXPERTISE FOR LAFARGE PROJECT – BANDA ACEH, INDONESIA

24 September AST WINS NT CHIEF MINISTERS EXPORT AWARD
25 August TRAINING IN TIMOR LESTE (EAST TIMOR)
20 June FIRST COURSE COMPLETED FOR PT SAIPEM INDONESIA
13 June 6GR WELD TEST TO AWS D1.1 STRUCTURAL WELDING CODE
01 June TRAINING IN MALAYSIA FOR MMHE (MALAYSIAN MARINE & HEAVY ENGINEERING)
20 May TOWER CRANE TRAINING
28 March OFFSHORE CRANE TRAINING ON THE KARRATHA SPIRIT
23 March TRAINING FOR SAFETY & HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES
20 February

OFFSHORE CRANE TRAINING – 800T HUISMAN CRANE ONBOARD JASCON 25

16 February

WELDER TRAINING – AST BATAM, INDONESIA

13 February NEW OFFSHORE CRANE OPERATION COURSES
13 January PT AST BECOMES DEPNAKER (INDONESIAN MINISTRY OF MANPOWER) APPROVED TRAINING PROVIDER
13 January PROTECTION RIGGING ACCESS (PRA) MALAYSIA – AUSTRALIA SKILLS TRAINING (AST) ALLIANCE
   
2008 NEWS Click on headline for details
04 December TRAINING IN JAPAN – ONBOARD OCEAN RESEARCH VESSEL ‘CHIKYU’
20 October

FIRST ‘HYDRAULICS COURSES’ IN INDONESIA

20 October FIRST COURSES IN BRUNEI - AST/MEGAMAS
20 September NEW CONTRACTS IN QATAR – CHIYODA TECHNIP JV & CONSOLIDATED CONTRACTORS INTERNATIONAL
20 September AST/MEGAMAS APPROVAL BY BRUNEI SHELL PETROLEUM
18 August TRAINING PARTNERSHIP WITH LAYHER
26 June TRAINERS/TECHNICAL ADVISERS FOR LAFARGE SE ASIA
10 May MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING – AST/MEGAMAS
13 March RIGGER TRAINING FOR PT SMOE - BATAM INDONESIA
01 March RIGGER TRAINING PROGRAM IN QATAR – CHIYODA TECHNIP JV
   
2007 NEWS Click on headline for details
30 November SCAFFOLD TRAINING FOR BW OFFSHORE
09 November BAZZA ON ASSIGNMENT IN NORTH EAST WA
19 September NEW COURSE - TELEHANDLER OPERATION
28 August NEW COURSE - BASIC HYDRAULICS
13 August TELESCOPIC PERSONNEL BRIDGE OPERATOR TRAINING PROGRAM
13 June WESTERN POWER COURSES
07 June BALIKPAPAN EXPO - INDONESIA
17 February OFFICIAL OPENING OF BATAM TRAINING CENTRE
10 February

RIGGING AND SCAFFOLD TRAINING – PT McDERMOTT INDONESIA

   

2006 NEWS

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28 November MANUAL HANDLING TRAINING - AMANDA O'BRIEN / AST PARTNERSHIP
02 November

TRAINING FOR PT PETROSEA - INDONESIA

20 October

CRUSHER/APRON FEEDER OPERATOR AND MAINTAINER TRAINING

10 October

NEW TRAINING CENTRE IN DARWIN – KAEFER / AST PARTNERSHIP

09 August

PUBLIC COURSE IN ABU DHABI – LIFTING & RIGGING COURSE

08 August

SCAFFOLD TRAINING – NIPPON STEEL BATAM

06 August

CONVEYOR OPERATOR AND MAINTAINER TRAINING

06 July

NEW TRAINING COURSE - SAFETY AWARENESS TRAINING CERTIFICATE
NEW TRAINING CENTRE TO OPEN AT BATAM, INDONESIA (AST BATAM)

22 June

TRAINING IN NIGERIA – JGC NIGERIA LIMITED

 

 

9 July 2010
TRAINING ON BOARD FPSO BERGE HELENE, MAURITANIA

Scaffold Training Onboard FPSO Berge Helene Australian Skills training recently completed a program of scaffold training onboard the FPSO Berge Helene offshore in Mauritania. The vessel is operated by BW Offshore and this was the third consecutive year that AST has provided training onboard.

In addition to training, the visits to the Berge Helene (and other BW vessels) have been an opportunity for AST to provide advice on current work practices, equipment requirements, and the competency of the crew. The feedback is very much appreciated by BW management and crew and provides an opportunity for continuous improvement.

 

 

Scaffold Training Onboard FPSO Berge HeleneScaffold Training Onboard FPSO Berge HeleneScaffold Training Onboard FPSO Berge Helene

30 June 2010
FIRST PUBLIC COURSES IN OFFSHORE CRANE OPERATION – DARWIN, AUSTRALIA


CSL Wattle alongside at HMAS Coonawarra, Darwin

CSL Wattle alongside at HMAS Coonawarra, Darwin. The vessel is fitted with a 3T Favco Tower Crane for conducting offshore lifting operations.

Australian Skills Training has recently entered into an agreement with DMS Darwin for access to an Offshore Crane for training purposes. With this equipment AST can now deliver public courses in:

PMASUP305A Operate Offshore Cranes
This training is a requirement for Offshore Crane Operators in Australian waters in accordance with the National Offshore Petroleum Safety Authority (NOPSA) Assessment Policy (Ref No: N-04000-PL0050) as outlined below:

4.10. Assessment of Competency (Extract)

As a matter of policy, and in light of the specific risks associated with lifting operations, NOPSA will apply this assessment to competency of crane operators in particular and assess competency schemes for suitability using the nationally endorsed Unit of Competence (PMASUP305A Operate Offshore Cranes) as a standard.

Click here for more information, or contact AST:

P: +61 (0) 8 9434 3744
E: ast@astpl.com

15 June 2010
TRAINING IN WEST IRIAN JAYA – PT FREEPORT INDONESIA

Australia Skills Training recently delivered its first training course (Advanced Rigging) for PT Freeport in Indonesia. The Grasberg mine as it is known is one of the largest gold and copper mining operations in the world. Located 4000m above sea level in the rugged mountains of Irian Jaya (West Papua), the operation is complicated by high rainfall, steep slopes and security issues. The mine employs over 20,000 people and is the largest tax payer to the Indonesia government.

PT Freeport Mining

Tropical jungle
Advance Rigging course
PT Freeport Mining operation
located 4000m above sea level
Views of the dense tropical jungle
surrounding the mining operation
Candidates from PT Freeport carry out a practical rigging exercise as part of the Advance Rigging course

7 June 2010
TRAINING IN INDIA

AST Trainer Ric Thomson completed a program of training in Jharkhand province in India this month. The training was conducted at a Cement Plant owned and operated by French company Lafarge. In total, 120 persons received training in Height Safety with an additional group of site personnel completing training in scaffold erection.

The training was aimed at improving awareness of height safety issues and implementing controls to work safely at height.

Ric Thomson with Lafarge trainees

Tuk-Tuks

Storage facilities

Storage facilities for raw materials represent a significant height safety risk during construction and maintenance

AST Trainer Ric Thomson with
Lafarge trainees
A typical street in India with Tuk-Tuks
(Auto Rickshaws)
Jojobera Cement Plant Jharkhand Lafarge trainees
A view of the Jojobera Cement Plant, Jharkhand province in India

Lafarge trainees in the classroom  

23 May 2010
AST CALTECH JV – TIMOR LESTE (EAST TIMOR)

AST Caltech Joint Venture Timor Leste (East Timor)Australian Skills Training has entered into a Joint Venture with East Timorese Company Caltech for the provision of training services in Timor Leste. The agreement is a significant step in establishing a permanent presence in Timor Leste to service the growing Construction, Oil & Gas industry in the country.

Caltech is a locally owned company funded in June 2000 that provides a range of engineering and support services in Timor Leste. The core business of Caltech is civil construction, but also provides labour hire and support services to the Oil & Gas industry in Timor Leste. Caltech has a fully operational workshop, a 5,000m2 lay down area and also own the Venture Hotel which includes two large meeting rooms suitable for classroom trainings. The Hotel can also cater for all meals during trainings and accommodation for candidates and teachers alike.

Through the Joint Venture it is intended that onsite and public scheduled courses be conducted in Timor Leste at Caltech’s facility. The training will cover the core skills provided by AST with growth into new areas such as Offshore Safety, as the demand grows.

For further information contact:
Chris Gittens, Managing Director, Australian Skills Training, P: +61 438 343 744, E: chris@astpl.com
Jean Vezina, General Manager, Caltech, P: + 670 723 0869, E: j.vezina@caltechtimor.com

14 May 2010
TRAINING IN EAST TIMOR – NOT ALL HARD WORK!

East Timorese Defence Force trainees with AST Trainer Justin WheelerAustralian Skills Training has completed a training program for the East Timorese Defence Force in the operation of Skid Steer Loaders. The training was conducted as part of Defence Cooperation Program with the Australian Defence Force.

The training covered all aspects of Skid Steer Loader operations including pre-start procedures, general maintenance, loading and levelling techniques, safe operation, and the use of attachments.

AST Trainer Justin Wheeler enjoyed his first visit to East Timor and was fortunate enough to have some leisure time to go fishing with the crew at the Metinaro Barracks!

For further information contact:
Chris Gittens, Managing Director - Australian Skills Training
P: +61 438 343 744, E: chris@astpl.com

ast Timorese Defence Force trainees with AST Trainer Justin WheelerTrainees receive instruction on the use of attachments for the S130 BobcatJustin fishing in East Timor

2 April 2010
MORE THAN JUST A TRAINING COMPANY!

New work at the Lhoknga Cement Plant Re-Construction in Banda Aceh, Indonesia has demonstrated AST’s ability to provide technical expertise and know how in complex construction tasks.

AST is currently providing a scaffolding team in partnership with the Kaefer Group to erect complex scaffolds at the plant. The requirement came about due to a lack of expertise is this area and the companies insistence that these tasks be carried out by qualified personnel.

Under the supervision of AST Consultants a team of 10 scaffolders are onsite erecting scaffolds to enable external insulation and internal refractory bricks to be installed safely.

Internal scaffold of the preheaterInternal scaffold of the preheater

AST has recently completed an internal scaffold of the preheater shown above.

In addition to scaffolding expertise, AST has also been awarded a contract to supply (6) Safety Advisers to the project. These personnel will be mobilised to site in early Apr 2010 and will remain onsite until completion of the project in late 2010.

AST’s involvement in the Lhoknga project demonstrates our ability to go beyond just training.

For further information contact:

Chris Gittens, Managing Director, Australian Skills Training, P: +61 438 343 744, E: chris@astpl.com


4 January 2010
CONSTRUCTION INDUCTION (WHITECARD) – NORTHERN TERRITORY

Australian Skills Training (AST) has recently been approved by Worksafe NT to deliver the National Construction Induction (Whitecard) in the Northern Territory.

CPCCOHS1001A Work Safely in the Construction Industry

OHS Regulations set out mandatory requirements for the provision of construction safety induction training for employees or self-employed people engaged in construction work. The unit of competency above is now recognised Nationally as mandatory training for personnel working in the construction industry.

Courses are conducted every Wednesday from 0800 – 1400 at AST’s Training Centre in Winnellie.

For further information or bookings, phone AST on 08 8947 1914 or email ast@astpl.com

20 November 2009
AST HONOURED AT AUSTRALIAN EXPORT AWARDS

AST wins Australian Export Award 2009 Australian Skills Training (AST) were honoured for outstanding export achievement at the Australian Export Awards, hosted by the Minister for Trade, the Hon Simon Crean MP. AST won the Education and Training Award, sponsored by CPA Australia, and was praised by the judges for its strong export marketing strategy, and its focus on developing a reputation for quality training and service. AST wins Australian Export Award 2009

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31 October 2009
AST RIGGING EXPERTISE FOR LAFARGE PROJECT – BANDA ACEH, INDONESIA

Rigging LaFarge Project Banda AcehAustralian Skills Training has been awarded a contract to provide rigging expertise to a construction project in Banda Aceh, Indonesia. The work consists of providing onsite rigging expertise with a focus on supervision and coordination of lifting/rigging tasks.

The onsite team will consist of five experienced Indonesian Rigging Supervisors, who will initially undergo further training with AST in Rigging and Lift Planning before mobilising to site. The team will be supported by AST’s Indonesian based expat staff who will provide occasional onsite assistance and external technical support, including third party review of lifting studies and plans for complex rigging tasks.

This is a significant project for AST as it demonstrates our capability to go beyond the core business of training. The provision of AST’s expertise in the field will facilitate a wider up skilling of the construction workforce in Banda Aceh, and help to improve safe lifting and rigging practices onsite.

For further information contact:

Chris Gittens, Managing Director, Australian Skills Training, P: +61 438 343 744, E: chris@astpl.com

24 September 2009
AST WINS NT CHIEF MINISTERS EXPORT AWARD

NT Chief Ministers Export Award FinalistAustralian Skills Training (AST) has become a finalist in the Australian Export awards by winning the NT Chief Minister Export Award in the Service Division.

The award was received during a presentation evening at the Crowne Plaza in Darwin on the 23rd Sept 2009. AST was very pleased to receive the award as recognition of the hard work and dedication of our staff who have contributed to our success.

 

Chris Gittens, Managing Director AST receives the NT Chief Ministers Export Award (Service Division) from Carrie Altamura, Vice Chairman International Business Council

 

25 August 2009
TRAINING IN TIMOR LESTE (EAST TIMOR)

East Timorese crew with AST Trainer Margaret YoungerAustralian Skills Training has provided training in East Timor to support an asbestos removal/roof sheeting project carried out by Kaefer Integrated Services. The project involved the removal of asbestos roofing on several warehouses currently operated by the United Nations.

To ensure the task was carried out safely and efficiently the local workforce were provided training in Height Safety, Asbestos Awareness, and the correct use of Personal Protective Equipment.

The training demonstrated Kaefer’s commitment to implementing safe work practices and their professionalism in managing projects.

 

Training in Height Safety Training in asbestos awareness
The use of PPE and Height Safety formed a large component of the training to ensure the job was carried out safely.

20 June 2009
FIRST COURSE COMPLETED FOR PT SAIPEM INDONESIA


Candidates from Saipem celebrate successful completion of a Basic Rigging Course at AST’s Training Centre in Batam, Indonesia Australian Skills Training (AST) has delivered its first course for PT Saipem Indonesia in Basic Rigging at AST’s Training Centre in Batam. This is a significant development for AST’s Indonesian operations as PT Saipem will soon be operating one of the largest offshore fabrication facilities in Indonesia.

Saipem International is one of the world’s largest turnkey contractors in the oil and gas industry with over 30,000 employees. PT Saipem Indonesia is currently constructing a large fabrication yard in Karimun, Riau Islands, with a total project investment of US$271 million. Occupying some 140 hectares of land, the facility will have a production capacity of 30,000 tons of oil and gas related components. The site at Karimun will employ 5,000 workers when complete.


13 June 2009
6GR WELD TEST TO AWS D1.1 STRUCTURAL WELDING CODE

6GR is a welding position specified in American Welding Society (AWS) D1.1 Structural Welding Code. A welder who is qualified to 6GR is qualified to weld in any position for the process used (SMAW, GTAW...). It is generally regarded as the highest level qualification for a structural welder with the test replicating the type of joint typically found in structures such as offshore platform jackets. ie. Bracing to leg chords.

6GR Test Coupon Requirements
Figure 1 - 6GR Test Coupon Requirements

Notes:

1. The 6G refers to the postion – Fixed position at 45 degrees
2. R refers to Restriction – a Restrictor ring is located approximate 1” from the front edge of the test pipe

Candidate from Songa Offshore conducting a 6GR weld testAustralian Skills Training offers training and testing in a wide range of welding qualifications and welding processes. Tests are conducted at our modern facility and under the supervision of qualified welding inspectors.

For further information please contact:

Erni Tanuwijaya – Office Manager, AST Batam, +62 778 425 969, erni@astpl.com

Keith Gittens – Managing Director, PT Australian Skills Training, +628 1270455128, keith@astpl.com

 

Figure 2 - A candidate from Songa Offshore conducting a 6GR weld test
at Australian Skills Training centre in Batam, Indonesia

 

01 June 2009
TRAINING IN MALAYSIA FOR MMHE (MALAYSIAN MARINE & HEAVY ENGINEERING)

Malaysian Marine and Heavy EngineeringCandidates at MMHE under going practical training in rigging and slinging loadsAustralian Skills Training (AST) has completed a program of training at MMHE Shipyards in Johor Bahru. The program consisted of Basic Rigging Courses and Train the Trainer in Basic Rigging.

A pioneer in the Malaysian heavy industry, Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering Sdn Bhd were incorporated on 18 May 1973 under the name of Malaysia Shipyard & Engineering Sdn Bhd (MSE).

In May 2005, after establishing itself as one of the main players in marine heavy engineering, the then MSE was re-branded into the Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering Sdn Bhd (MMHE).

The three core businesses of MMHE are Engineering and Construction, Marine Repairs, and Marine Conversion.

20 May 2009
TOWER CRANE TRAINING

The AST Spearwood Training Centre (WA) has recently erected an FM-Gru hammer head tower crane. With a boom length of 45 m and sitting at a height of 32 m the crane can be seen far and wide across the lush meadows of Spearwood.

Tower Crane Training Western AustraliaTower Crane Courses Western Australia

Tower Crane Training Centre Spearwood Western AustraliaNational Licence to Perform High Risk Work WA

AST is now running Tower Crane training every fortnight. On completion, candidates will be awarded the National Licence to Perform High Risk Work; Class CT. AST is one of two training centres in Western Australia that conduct this training at their premises.

Contact AST on (08) 9434 3744 or email ast@astpl.com

28 March 2009
OFFSHORE CRANE TRAINING ON THE KARRATHA SPIRIT (with "Green Gills’ Cambridge)

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Offshore crane training Karratha WAOffshore crane training Karratha WA

23 March 2009
TRAINING FOR SAFETY & HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES

Introductory Training for Health and Safety RepresentativesTo compliment AST’s commitment to health and safety in industry, we are proud to announce accreditation to deliver Introductory Training for Health and Safety Representatives. This five-day course is accredited by The Commission for Occupational Safety and Health (WorkSafe WA) and will provide participants with the necessary skills and knowledge to undertake their duties as a Health and Safety Rep in a professional and efficient manner.

This training is aimed at those in the Building & Construction, Mining & Resources and Logistics & Transport Industries who have been elected as Health and Safety Representatives in accordance with Sections 29, 30 and 31 of the OSH Act and Sections 54 and 55 of
the MSI Act.

Introductory Training for Health and Safety RepresentativesAs a result of attending this course, participants will be able to:
• Apply knowledge of legislation in the role of a Safety and Health Representative.
• Conduct workplace inspections and investigations as a Safety and Health Representative.
• Conduct hazard identification and risk management as a Safety and Health Representative.
• Communicate on safety and health matters and represent employees.
• Resolve conflict and issue provisional improvement notices in the role of a Safety and Health Representative.

 

 

20 February 2009
OFFSHORE CRANE TRAINING – 800T HUISMAN CRANE ONBOARD JASCON 25

Deck of Jascon 25 in Jurong, SingaporeAustralian Skills Training (AST) has recently completed an offshore crane training program onboard the Jascon 25 in Singapore. The training was conducted using the ships 800T Huisman crane and was part of an assessment/validation process prior to the vessels mobilisation for a major project in the NW of Australia.

AST Trainer, Tom Cambridge was responsible for the training which was aimed at assessing candidates for the new training unit PMASUP305A Operate Offshore Crane, a NOPSA requirement for all offshore crane operators in Australian waters.

 

 

Jascon 25 at sea undertaking load test

Jascon 25 undertaking load testJascon 25 undertaking load test

16 February 2009
WELDER TRAINING – AST BATAM, INDONESIA

Welder Training Batam IndonesiaAustralian Skills Training (AST) has completed the set up of its welder training facility in Batam, Indonesia and delivered its first course in Indonesia in Feb 2009. The first course in Basic MMAW was provided to Geophysical Veritas Pte Ltd.

The facilities in Batam consist of 12 welding bays with modern equipment that enables training and assessment to be conducted to the highest standard. The welding machines used by AST are from the Inverter Fusion product range which are designed and made in the United Kingdom.

AST now has the capability to train and test welders to recognised standards in various welding processes and levels of qualification. The facility in Batam is also accredited to delivery courses recognised under the Australian Quality Training Framework.

The units of competency completed by successful candidates can lead to a Certificate III in Metals Engineering. Some of the Competencies available include:

Welding Courses Indonesia• MEM05015C Weld using Manual Metal Arc Welding Process
• MEM05016C Perform Advanced Welding using Manual Metal Arc Welding Process
• MEM05017C Weld using Gas Metal Arc Welding Process
• MEM05026B Apply Welding Principles
• MEM05046B Perform Welds to Code Standards using Manual Metal Arc Welding Process
• MEM05045B Perform Pipe Welds to Code Standards using Manual Metal Arc Welding Process
• MEM05046B Perform routine Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
• MEM05022C Perform Advanced Welding using Oxy Acetylene Welding Process
• MEM05044B Perform Welds to Code Standards using Gas Tungsten Arc Welding Process
• MEM05043B Perform Welds to Code Standards using Gas Metal Arc Welding Process

For further information please contact:

Erni Tanuwijaya – Office Manager, AST Batam +62 778 425 969, erni@astpl.com

Keith Gittens – Managing Director, PT Australian Skills Training, +628 1270455128, keith@astpl.com

13 February 2009
NEW OFFSHORE CRANE OPERATION COURSES

Offshore Crane Operation coursesAST is pleased to announce approval by the Training Accreditation Council to train and assess in PMASUP305A Operate Offshore Cranes. This Nationally Recognised unit of competency is the industry standard for offshore crane operation.

It is a requirement in Australian waters in accordance with the National Offshore Petroleum Safety Authority (NOPSA) Assessment Policy (Ref No: N-04000-PL0050) as outlined below:

4.10. Assessment of Competency (Extract)
As a matter of policy, and in light of the specific risks associated with lifting operations, NOPSA will apply this assessment to competency of crane operators in particular and assess competency schemes for suitability using the nationally endorsed Unit of Competence (PMASUP305A Operate Offshore Cranes) as a standard.

This course is designed to give participants the necessary skills and knowledge to operate a crane safely and efficiently on an offshore facility. Actions may include transfer of equipment to and from support vessels; transfer of personnel using appropriate approved equipment; safe management of loads during diving operations and other complex lifts at sea.

AST delivers this training within and outside of Australian waters.

Offshore Crane Offshore Crane Training

13 January 2009
PT AST BECOMES DEPNAKER (INDONESIAN MINISTRY OF MANPOWER) APPROVED TRAINING PROVIDER

Depnaker approval Depnaker logo Australian Skills Training (AST) has been approved by Depnaker (the Indonesian Ministry of Manpower) as a registered training provider in Indonesia.

The is a significant step forward for AST’s operations in Indonesia and will provide our clients training to an international standard together with the endorsement of the Government of Indonesia.

It also recognises AST’s commitment to working with local and government agencies in Indonesia to develop suitable training programs.

For further information please contact:

Erni Tanuwijaya – Office Manager, AST Batam +62 778 425 969, erni@astpl.com

Keith Gittens – Managing Director, PT Australian Skills Training, +628 1270455128, keith@astpl.com


 

 


13 January 2009
PROTECTION RIGGING ACCESS (PRA) MALAYSIA – AUSTRALIA SKILLS TRAINING (AST) ALLIANCE

Australian Skills Training (AST) and Protection Access Rigging (PRA) Malaysia have entered into an alliance to promote each others services internationally.

PRA will provide representation and support for AST in Malaysia, and in a reciprocal arrangement AST will represent and support PRA operations in Indonesia.

Protection Rigging Access (PRA) is an established company that provides access solutions to the mining, oil & gas and commercial industries.

PRA specialises in Industrial Rope Access, Rigging and Scaffolding. By combining all these disciplines PRA can provide clients with safe, cost-effective and time efficient methods for performing a seemingly endless variety of tasks.

PRA also supply Industrial Rope Access technicians that have trades and qualifications in:

  • Non-Destructive Testing
  • Corrosion Control and Painting
  • Fabrication and Coded Welding
  • Electrical installations and Repairs
  • Geo-Technical Engineering
  • Scaffolding & Rigging

For further information contact:

Protection Access Rigging Malaysia

Protection Rigging Access Australia Pty Ltd
12.1 Graphix Row
160 Bourke Road
Alexandria NSW 2015
Australia

T: +61 2 96695577
F: +61 2 96695777
E: australia@pra.tw

 

Protection Rigging Access Services Sdn Bhd
25, Jalan PJU 3/42
Sunway Damansara Technology Park
Petaling Jaya 47810
Selangor, Malaysia

T: +60 3 7880 4072
F: +60 3 7880 4073
E: malaysia@pra.tw

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